Las Vegas Stars

The Las Vegas Stars were the AAA affiliate of the San Diego Padres in the Pacific Coast League from 1983 to 2000. For their entire existence, they played their home games in Cashman Field. The Stars won league titles in 1986 and 1988. Some of the most notable names to play for the club include Sandy Alomar Jr. (PCL MVP in 1988 and 1989), Roberto Alomar, Andy Benes, Ozzie Guillen, John Kruk, Kevin McReynolds (1983 PCL MVP), and Benito Santiago. Tony Gwynn also played with the Stars on a rehab assignment. In 2001, the team became a farm club of the Los Angeles Dodgers and was renamed the Las Vegas 51s.

[edit] Year-by-Year Record

Year	Record	Finish	Manager	Playoffs
1983	83-60	2nd	Harry Dunlop/ Bob Cluck	Lost in 1st round
1984	71-65	3rd	Bob Cluck	Lost in 1st round
1985	65-79	10th	Bob Cluck
1986	80-62	3rd	Larry Bowa	PCL Champs
1987	69-73	7th	Jack Krol	Lost in 1st round
1988	74-66	4th	Steve Smith	PCL Champs
1989	74-69	4th	Steve Smith
1990	58-86	10th	Pat Kelly
1991	65-75	8th	Jim Riggleman
1992	74-70	5th	Jim Riggleman	Lost in 1st round
1993	58-85	10th	Russ Nixon
1994	56-87	10th	Russ Nixon
1995	61-83	9th	Tim Flannery
1996	73-67	3rd	Jerry Royster	Lost in 1st round
1997	56-85	10th	Jerry Royster
1998	70-72	11th	Jerry Royster
1999	67-75	10th	Mike Ramsey
2000	73-70	7th	Duane Espy (30-20) / Tony Franklin (43-50)