Author Archives: Mick Reinhard

Former Harrisburg Senators on the 60-Man Summer Camp Rosters

Posted on June 29, 2020 by Mick Reinhard

Based on Sunday’s deadline for teams to submit their pre-season player pools (which can be up to 60 players), the following are where you can find former Harrisburg Senators. Arizona Diamondbacks Matt Grace Robbie Ray Baltimore Orioles Richard Bleier Tommy … Continue reading →

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Catching Up with…Adrian Alaniz

Posted on June 24, 2020 by Mick Reinhard

Without baseball on the horizon, I’m using this time to connect with former Senators (all of them can be found here). We will relive some of their fondest memories and find out what they’re up to now. This week we’re … Continue reading →

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Catching Up with…Andrew Robinson

Posted on May 28, 2020 by Mick Reinhard

Without baseball on the horizon, I’m using this time to connect with former Senators (all of them can be found here). We will relive some of their fondest memories and find out what they’re up to now. This week we’re … Continue reading →

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The greatest home runs in Harrisburg Senators modern history: Nos. 20 to 16

Posted on May 26, 2020 by Mick Reinhard

Welcome to the fifth in a series of posts ranking the greatest home runs in Harrisburg Senators modern history (otherwise known as when baseball returned to City Island in 1987). The first half of the countdown (Nos. 40 through 21) … Continue reading →

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Catching Up with…Brian Jeroloman

Posted on May 20, 2020 by Mick Reinhard

Without baseball on the horizon, I’m using this time to connect with former Senators (all of them can be found here). We will relive some of their fondest memories and find out what they’re up to now. This week we’re … Continue reading →

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The greatest home runs in Harrisburg Senators modern history: Nos. 25 to 21

Posted on May 19, 2020 by Mick Reinhard

Welcome to the fourth in a series of posts ranking the greatest home runs in Harrisburg Senators modern history (otherwise known as when baseball returned to City Island in 1987). Part 1 covering homers 40 through 36 can be found … Continue reading →

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The greatest home runs in Harrisburg Senators modern history: Nos. 30 to 26

Posted on May 15, 2020 by Mick Reinhard

Welcome to the third in a series of posts ranking the greatest home runs in Harrisburg Senators modern history (otherwise known as when baseball returned to City Island in 1987). Part 1 covering homers 40 through 36 can be found … Continue reading →

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Catching Up with…John Simms

Posted on May 13, 2020 by Mick Reinhard

Without baseball on the horizon, I’m using this time to connect with former Senators (all of them can be found here). We will relive some of their fondest memories and find out what they’re up to now. This week we’re … Continue reading →

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The greatest home runs in Harrisburg Senators modern history: Nos. 35 to 31

Posted on May 12, 2020 by Mick Reinhard

Welcome to the second in a series of posts ranking the greatest home runs in Harrisburg Senators modern history (otherwise known as when baseball returned to City Island in 1987). Part 1 covering homers 40 through 36 can be found … Continue reading →

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The greatest home runs in Harrisburg Senators modern history: Nos. 40 to 36

Posted on May 7, 2020 by Mick Reinhard

Welcome to the first in a series of posts ranking the greatest home runs in Harrisburg Senators modern history (otherwise known as when baseball returned to City Island in 1987). Just like Casey Kasem, I’ll be counting them down from … Continue reading →

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