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Catching Up with Andrew Robinson — “I’ve always loved baseball. For as long as I can remember, I always told people that I wanted to play professional baseball. Obviously, that is a dream for many kids, but I was actually lucky enough actually to live it.”...SEE BIO FOR LINK...(Photo courtesy Sam Getty / Harrisburg Senators)Without baseball on the horizon, I’m using this time to connect with former Senators as we will relive some of their fondest memories and find out what they’re up to know. Next up - Brian Jeroloman...SEE BIO FOR LINK (Photo courtesy Will Bentzel / Harrisburg Senators)Without baseball on the horizon, I’m using this time to connect with former Senators as we will relive some of their fondest memories and find out what they’re up to now. Next up - John Simms...SEE BIO FOR LINK (Photo courtesy Sam Getty / Harrisburg Senators)Without baseball on the horizon, I’m using this time to connect with former Senators as we will relive some of their fondest memories and find out what they’re up to now. Next up - Danny Rosenbaum...SEE BIO FOR LINK (Photo courtesy Will Bentzel / Harrisburg Senators)Senators / Nationals
Rest of the Eastern League
- Baysox – PG's Sentinel
- Curve – Altoona Mirror
- Fightin Phils – Reading Eagle
- Fisher Cats – NH Union Leader
- Flying Squirrels – Richmond Times-Dispatch
- RubberDucks – Akron Beacon Journal
- Rumble Ponies – Press & Sun-Bulletin
- Sea Dogs – Portland Press Herald
- SeaWolves – Erie Times-News
- Thunder – The Trentonian
- Yard Goats – Hartford Courant
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Tag Archives: Brad Wilkerson
The greatest home runs in Harrisburg Senators modern history: Nos. 30 to 26
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
Posted in Greatest Home Runs
Tagged Brad Wilkerson, Chris Stowers, Cliff Floyd, Jim Tracy, Rick Sweet, Tyrone Woods, Vladimir Guerrero
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Trading Card Friday: Brad Wilkerson
Selected by Montreal in the first round of the 1998 amateur draft, Brad Wilkerson would go on to have a solid eight-year Major League career for the Expos/ Nationals, Rangers, Mariners, and Blue Jays. After a breakout campaign in 2002, … Continue reading
Single-Season Offensive Records
Updated after the 2019 season Batting Average* Tommy Gregg (1987) .371 Vladimir Guerrero (1996) .360 Matt Stairs (1991) .333 Cliff Floyd (1993) .329 Mark Grudzielanek (1994) .322 Michael Barrett (1998) .320 Jim Reboulet (1987) .319 Brandon Watson (2003) .319 Archi … Continue reading
Posted in Record Books
Tagged Albenis Machado, Andy Tracy, Brad Wilkerson, Brandon Watson, Cliff Floyd, Dan McKinley, Dimas Gutierrez, F.P. Santangelo, Glenn Murray, Henry Mateo, Izzy Alcantara, Jamey Carroll, Jason Martinson, Jeff Cook, Jeff Kobernus, Jim Reboulet, Jon Saffer, Jose Vidro, Josh Johnson, Josh Labandeira, Lance Belen, Mark Grudzielanek, Matt Skole, Matt Stairs, Michael Taylor, Mike Lansing, Noah Hall, Rob Katzaroff, Scott Hodges, Tommy Gregg, Trace Coquillette, Tyler Moore, Tyrone Horne, Val Pascucci, Vladimir Guerrero, Yamil Benitez
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