Greensboro Bats
- Location: Greensboro, NC
- League: South Atlantic League 1994-2004
- Affiliation: New York Yankees 1994-2002; Florida Marlins 2003-2004
- Ballpark: World War Memorial Stadium 1994-2004
The Greensboro Bats played in the South Atlantic League for just over a decade. They began play in 1994 when the Greensboro Hornets became known as the Bats. After the 2004 season, the club was renamed the Greensboro Grasshoppers to coincide with their move to a new ballpark, First Horizon Park.
Year-by-Year Record[edit]
Year | Record | Finish | Manager | Playoffs | Hitting coach | Pitching coach |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1994 | 71-69 | 6th | Trey Hillman | Brian Milner | Juan Nieves | |
1995 | 70-70 | 10th | Trey Hillman | Brian Milner | Pete Filson | |
1996 | 56-86 | 13th | Rick Patterson (14-12) / Jimmy Johnson (42-74) | Tom Nieto | Juan Nieves | |
1997 | 75-65 | 6th | Tom Nieto | Lost League Finals | Ramon Ortiz | Tom Filer |
1998 | 79-63 | 5th | Tom Nieto | Lost League Finals | Derek Shelton | Tom Filer |
1999 | 77-64 | 3rd | Stan Hough | Lost in 1st round | Tony Perezchica | Steve Webber |
2000 | 56-81 | 12th (t) | Stan Hough | Tony Perezchica | Neil Allen | |
2001 | 70-70 | 8th | Mitch Seoane | Tony Perezchica | Gary Lavelle | |
2002 | 75-65 | 7th | Bill Masse | Ty Hawkins | Bryan Kelly | |
2003 | 67-69 | 9th | Steve Phillips | Brandon Hyde | Scott Mitchell | |
2004 | 50-89 | 15th | Steve Phillips | Brandon Hyde | Scott Mitchell |
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