Missoula Timberjacks

• Location: Missoula, MT
• League: Pioneer League 1956-1960
• Affiliation: Washington Senators 1957-1959; Cincinnati Reds 1960
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The Missoula Timberjacks represented Missoula, Montana in the Pioneer League for five years, from 1956 to 1960. Their best season was 1958, when they went 70-59 under manager Jack McKeon and featured pitcher Jim Kaat, who led the league in strikeouts and ERA. However, the club never made the playoffs in their entire existence.

Despite Kaat and McKeon's major league success, the Timberjacks' most famous alumni is perhaps country singer Charley Pride, who briefly played for the club in 1960.

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Affiliation	Record	Finish	Manager	Playoffs
1956	none	61-71	7th	Jack McKeon
1957	Washington Senators	62-64	4th	Jack McKeon
1958	Washington Senators	70-59	2nd	Jack McKeon
1959	Washington Senators	56-73	6th	Ralph Rowe
1960	Cincinnati Reds	58-71	4th	Rocky Tedesco