Team History[edit]
The Gulf Coast Twins, also known as the GCL Twins, were a rookie-level affiliate of the Minnesota Twins. The team played in the South division of the Gulf Coast League. The Twins play at Hammond Stadium in the Lee County Sports complex in Fort Myers, FL. In 2021, following the Minor League Reorganization, they became the FCL Twins.
Year-by-Year Record[edit]
Year |
Record |
Finish |
Manager |
Playoffs |
Hitting Coach |
Pitching Coach |
Coach
|
1966 |
24-24 |
3rd |
Fred Waters |
none
|
1967 |
29-29 |
3rd |
Fred Waters |
none
|
1968 |
32-27 |
4th |
Fred Waters |
none
|
1969 |
21-32 |
6th |
Fred Waters |
none
|
1970 |
34-29 |
4th |
Fred Waters |
none
|
1971 |
22-30 |
5th |
Fred Waters |
none
|
|
1989 |
27-36 |
10th (t) |
Joel Lepel |
|
|
Rick Anderson |
|
1990 |
32-30 |
8th (t) |
Joel Lepel |
|
|
|
|
1991 |
27-33 |
12th (t) |
Dan Rohn |
|
|
Eric Rasmussen |
|
1992 |
30-28 |
7th |
Jim Lemon |
|
|
Eric Rasmussen |
|
1993 |
23-36 |
12th |
Jose Marzan |
|
|
Eric Rasmussen |
|
1994 |
22-38 |
13th |
Jose Marzan |
|
|
Eric Rasmussen |
|
1995 |
20-35 |
14th |
Mike Boulanger |
|
|
Eric Rasmussen |
|
1996 |
30-30 |
9th |
Mike Boulanger |
|
|
Rick Knapp |
|
1997 |
28-32 |
8th |
Steve Liddle |
|
|
|
|
1998 |
34-26 |
3rd (t) |
Steve Liddle |
Lost in 1st round |
|
|
|
1999 |
33-26 |
3rd |
Al Newman |
Lost League Finals |
|
|
|
2000 |
33-23 |
4th |
Al Newman |
|
|
|
|
2001 |
32-26 |
6th |
Al Newman |
|
|
|
|
2002 |
35-25 |
4th |
Rudy Hernandez |
|
|
Steve Mintz |
|
2003 |
28-31 |
7th |
Rudy Hernandez |
|
|
Steve Mintz |
|
2004 |
31-26 |
5th |
Riccardo Ingram |
|
|
Steve Mintz |
|
2005 |
28-26 |
4th (t) |
Nelson Prada |
|
|
Steve Mintz |
|
2006 |
26-27 |
7th |
Nelson Prada |
|
|
Ivan Arteaga |
|
2007 |
37-19 |
3rd |
Nelson Prada |
Lost in 1st round |
|
Ivan Arteaga |
|
2008 |
35-21 |
2nd |
Jake Mauer |
Lost in 1st round |
|
Ivan Arteaga |
|
2009 |
34-21 |
3rd |
Jake Mauer |
Lost in 1st round |
Rudy Hernandez |
Ivan Arteaga |
|
2010 |
29-31 |
10th (t) |
Chris Heintz (2-5) / Ramon Borrego (27-26) |
|
|
Ivan Arteaga |
|
2011 |
31-29 |
6th |
Ramon Borrego |
|
Rudy Hernandez |
Ivan Arteaga |
|
2012 |
33-27 |
6th |
Ramon Borrego |
|
|
Luis Ramirez |
|
2013 |
28-32 |
8th (t) |
Ramon Borrego |
|
Rudy Hernandez |
Luis Ramirez Ehren Wassermann |
Riccardo Ingram
|
2014 |
23-37 |
14th (t) |
Ramon Borrego |
|
Rudy Hernandez |
Luis Ramirez Ehren Wassermann |
Riccardo Ingram
|
2015 |
27-32 |
9th (t) |
Ramon Borrego |
|
Brian Dinkelman, Javier Valentin |
J.P. Martinez, Virgil Vasquez |
|
2016 |
32-29 |
6th |
Ramon Borrego |
|
Toby Gardenhire, Steve Singleton, Javier Valentin |
Cibney Bello, Virgil Vasquez |
|
2017 |
35-23 |
3rd |
Ramon Borrego |
Lost in 1st round |
Toby Gardenhire, Jose Marzan |
Cibney Bello, Virgil Vasquez |
|
2018 |
32-24 |
5th |
Dan Ramsay / Matt Borgschulte (7/25-) |
|
Luis Antonio Rodriguez, Matt Borgschulte |
Virgil Vasquez |
|
2019 |
30-21 |
4th |
Robbie Robinson |
|
Nathan Rasmussen, Caleb Abney |
Carlos Hernandez, Zach Bove |
|
2020 |
Season cancelled
|
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