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Daniel John Radison
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DOB: August 24, 1950
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Saint Louis, Missouri
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Year
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Team
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League
(Class)
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Affiliate
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G
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CG
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IBB
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SBA
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SB%
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SH
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W
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L
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PCT
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2009
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St. Louis
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National (ML)
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Cardinals
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Minor League Hitting Instructor
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2008
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St. Louis
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National (ML)
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Cardinals
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Minor League Hitting Instructor
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2007
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St. Louis
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National (ML)
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Cardinals
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Minor League Hitting Instructor
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2006
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Johnson City
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Appalachian (R+)
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Cardinals
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68
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1
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9
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84
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.68
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10
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34
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34
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.500
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2005
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New York
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American (ML)
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Yankees
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Scout
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2004
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2003
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Yankees
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Gulf Coast (R)
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Yankees
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57
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2
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8
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56
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.70
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6
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26
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31
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.456
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2003
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New York
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American (ML)
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Yankees
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Scout
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2002
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Columbus
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International (AAA)
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Yankees
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Coach
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2001
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Norwich
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Eastern (AA)
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Yankees
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Coach
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2000
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Norwich
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Eastern (AA)
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Yankees
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142
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76
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66
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.535
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1999
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Chicago
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National (ML)
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Cubs
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First Base Coach
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1998
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Chicago
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National (ML)
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Cubs
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First Base Coach
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1997
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Chicago
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National (ML)
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Cubs
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Third Base Coach
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1996
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Brisbane
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Australian BL (Winter)
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---
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1996
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Chicago
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National (ML)
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Cubs
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First Base Coach
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1995
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Brisbane
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Australian BL (Winter)
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---
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1995
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Chicago
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National (ML)
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Cubs
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First Base Coach
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1994
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Brisbane
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Australian BL (Winter)
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---
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1994
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San Diego
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National (ML)
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Padres
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First Base Coach
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1993
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San Diego
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National (ML)
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Padres
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First Base Coach
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1992
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Albany-Colonie
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Eastern (AA)
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Yankees
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139
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7
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16
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174
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.64
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28
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71
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68
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.511
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Playoff Qualifier
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1991
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Albany-Colonie
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Eastern (AA)
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Yankees
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140
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9
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32
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218
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.70
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28
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76
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64
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.543
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Playoff Qualifier, League Champion
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1990*
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Albany
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Eastern (AA)
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Yankees
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*
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*
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*
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*
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*
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*
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*
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*
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*
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Best Record, Playoff Qualifier
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1989
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Springfield
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Midwest (A)
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Cardinals
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135
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19
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27
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216
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.63
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29
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73
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62
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.541
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Playoff Qualifier
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1988
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Hamilton
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New York-
Pennsylvania (A-)
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Cardinals
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75
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6
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12
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151
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.77
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26
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36
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39
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.480
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1987
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Johnson City
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Appalachian (R+)
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Cardinals
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69
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11
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15
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156
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.69
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14
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42
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27
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.609
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Playoff Qualifier
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1986
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Johnson City
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Appalachian (R+)
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Cardinals
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66
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14
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6
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136
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.80
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14
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44
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22
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.667
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Best Record, Playoff Qualifier, Manager of the Year
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1985
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Little Falls
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New York-
Pennsylvania (A-)
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Mets
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75
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14
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18
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162
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.69
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22
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34
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41
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.453
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1984
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Kingsport
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Appalachian (R+)
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Mets
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69
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7
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9
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135
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.83
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7
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31
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38
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.449
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1983
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Old Dominion
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Sun Belt (Collegiate)
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Monarchs
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Hitting Coach
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1982
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Old Dominion
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Sun Belt (Collegiate)
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Monarchs
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Hitting Coach
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1981
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University of Georgia
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Southeastern (Collegiate)
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Bulldogs
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Hitting Coach
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1980
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University of Georgia
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Southeastern (Collegiate)
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Bulldogs
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Hitting Coach
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1979
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University of Georgia
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Southeastern (Collegiate)
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Bulldogs
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Hitting Coach
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1978
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Broward CC
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??? (Collegiate)
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Seahawks
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Associate Coach
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1977
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Broward CC
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??? (Collegiate)
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Seahawks
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Associate Coach
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1975-76
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1972-74
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Playing Career
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Coach
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7 Seasons
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Minors
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12 Seasons
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1035
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90
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152
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1488
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.71
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184
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543
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492
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.525
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Coach
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4 Seasons
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Winter
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3 Seasons
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Coach
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7 Seasons
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Total
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12 (29) Seasons
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1035
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90
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152
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1488
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.71
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184
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543
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492
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.525
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*Radison shared the manager's post on this team.
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Some statistics are not currently available.
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This page may be incomplete.
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G
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= games
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CG
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= complete games
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IBB
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= intentional walks
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SBA
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= stolen base attempts
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SB%
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= stolen base percentage
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SH
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= sacrifice hits (bunts)
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W
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= wins
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L
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= losses
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PCT
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= won/lost percent
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A note about using stats to compare managers.
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Sources
My standard sources are described here.
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The Midwest League plays Single-A, professional baseball in America's agricultural and industrial heartland. 16 teams play a 140 game schedule which begins in early April and ends Labor Day weekend.
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