Albany A's
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| Albany A's 1983 Colonie, New York |
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The Albany A's are a defunct minor league baseball team. They played in the Eastern League at Heritage Park in Colonie, New York. They were affiliated with the Oakland A's.
In 1983 the Oakland A's moved their AA affiliate, the West Haven A's to Albany, New York, and renamed them the Albany A's. In 1984, the team was renamed again, becoming the Albany-Colonie A's. In 1985, the team became an affiliate of the New York Yankees, and was again renamed, this time to the Albany-Colonie Yankees, which they remained until 1994. [1]
[edit] Notable Albany A's/Albany-Colonie A's
[edit] Notable Albany-Colonie Yankees
Brad Arnsberg- Mike DeJean
Orestes Destrade- Doug Drabek
- Sterling Hitchcock
- Steve Howe
- Derek Jeter
Roberto Kelly- Hal Morris
- Lyle Mouton
- Matt Nokes
- Andy Pettite
Jorge Posada- Mariano Rivera
- Deion Sanders
- Bernie Williams
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