Reno Silver Sox
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| Reno Silver Sox Founded in 2005 Reno, Nevada |
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| Owner(s)/Operated By: Golden Baseball League | |||
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| Manager: Jeffrey Leonard | |||
| Media: Reno Gazette-Journal | |||
| Website: www.goldenbaseball.com/Reno | |||
The Reno Silver Sox are an independent Golden League team based in Reno, Nevada. Their roster and coaching staff for 2006, the team's inaugural season, was the same used by the Mesa Miners the season prior. Mesa folded following the 2005 season. The Silver Sox could be forced to move because of the Tucson Sidewinders reported move to Reno, Nevada. Reportedly talks have begun which could lead to the Silver Sox becoming the new Tucson Toros.[1]
- Notables:
- In 2006, their inaugural season, they won the Golden Baseball League Championship.
- Manager Les Lancaster was named the GBL Manager of the Year for the 2006 season. [2]
[edit] Season-by-season record
| Season | W | L | Win % | Finish | Playoffs |
| 2006 | 47 (25/22) | 33 (15/18) | .588 | 1st/3rd | GBL Champions |
| 2007 | 33 (18/15) | 42 (19/23) | .440 | 5th/6th | Out of Playoffs |
| 2 seasons | 80 | 75 | .516 | ---- | 1 GBL Crown |
- 1 Season in Progress
[edit] Roster
Position Players
Player Position Height Weight Age Resides College Years Pro/Highest Level
Mashai Chikazawa Catcher 6'2 215 25 Kyoto, Japan Japan Major Leagues
Maurice Cole Second Base 5-9 165 22 Meridian, MS Trevecca Nazarene, TN Rookie
Mike Done Second Base 5'11 190 28 Aurora, CO University of Washington AAA
Victor Hall Outfielder 5'11 170 26 Arleta, CA AAA
Ryan Kowalski Outfielder 6-0 180 22 San Diego, CA UNLV Rookie
Carlos Madrid Utility 6'0 190 24 Reno, NV University of Nevada Independent Pro
Jose Rodriguez Catcher 6'3 230 24 Downey, CA Texas A&M Corpus Chrisi Independent Pro
Juan Senreiso Outfielder 6'1 210 25 Guaymate, DR AA
Kane Simmons Outfielder 6'1 200 23 Chattanooga, TN Belmont University Rookie
Chuck Sindlinger Utility 5'10 190 23 Sparks, NV Long Beach State Rookie
Sam Walker Utility 60 170 22 Sebastopol, CA Missouri Western Rookie
Pitchers
Player Position Height Weight Age Resides College Years Pro/Highest Level
Shawn Balteff Right-Handed Pitcher 6-3 180 23 San Marcos, CA Saddleback College Rookie
Dustin Bergman Left-Handed Pitcher 6'5 200 29 Carson City, NV Univ. of Hawaii MLB - Anaheim Angels
Josh Evans Left-Handed Pitcher 5'11 185 24 Goose Creek, SC Charleston Southern, SC Rookie
James Johnson Right-Handed Pitcher 6'1 185 23 Reno, NV Pepperdine Independent Pro
Jason Martinez Left-Handed Pitcher 6'0 190 25 Grand Junction, CO Mesa State College A
Nick Moran Right-Handed Pitcher 6'5 190 27 Elk Grove, CA Fresno State University A
Adam Nikolic Left-Handed Pitcher 5'9 190 25 Redondo Beach, CA Cal State Northridge A
Matt Parris Right-Handed Pitcher 6'4 210 24 Ventura, CA None High-A
Eric Thomas Right-Handed Pitcher 6-9 240 107 Queensfield, Mass. University of South Alabama High-A
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