Oklahoma City 89ers

Location: Oklahoma City, OK
Leagues: American Association 1962; Pacific Coast League 1963-1968; American Association 1969-1997
Ballpark: All-Sports Stadium 1962-1997
Affiliates: Houston Astros 1962-1972; Cleveland Indians 1973-1975; Philadelphia Phillies 1976-1982; Texas Rangers 1983-1997

After 36 seasons at All-Sports Stadium, the Oklahoma City 89ers moved into SBC Bricktown Ballpark for the 1998 season and became known as the Oklahoma RedHawks.

[edit] Year-by-Year Record

Year	Record	Finish	Manager	Playoffs
1962	66-81	5th	Connie Ryan
1963	84-74	2nd	Grady Hatton	League Champs
1964	88-70	6th	Grady Hatton
1965	91-54	1st	Grady Hatton	League Champs
1966	59-89	12th	Mel McGaha
1967	74-74	7th	Mel McGaha
1968	61-84	11th	Cot Deal
1969	62-78	4th (t)	Cot Deal	none
1970	68-71	6th	Hub Kittle
1971	71-69	3rd (t)	Jimy Williams
1972	57-83	8th	Tony Pacheco
1973	61-74	7th	Frank Lucchesi
1974	62-73	6th	Red Davis
1975	50-86	8th	Red Davis
1976	72-63	3rd	Jim Bunning
1977	70-66	4th (t)	Cal Emery (42-39) / Bill Connors (0-1) / Mike Ryan (28-26)
1978	62-74	7th	Mike Ryan
1979	72-63	3rd	Lee Elia	Lost League Finals
1980	70-65	3rd	Jim Snyder
1981	69-67	4th	Jim Snyder
1982	43-91	8th	Ron Clark / Cot Deal / Tony Taylor
1983	66-69	4th	Tom Burgess	Lost in 1st round
1984	70-84	7th	Tom Burgess / Rusty Gerhardt
1985	79-63	1st	Dave Oliver	Lost League Finals
1986	63-79	8th	Dave Oliver
1987	69-71	4th	Toby Harrah	Lost in 1st round
1988	67-74	7th	Toby Harrah
1989	59-86	8th	Jim Skaalen
1990	58-87	8th	Steve Smith
1991	52-92	7th	Tommy Thompson
1992	74-70	3rd	Tommy Thompson	League Champs
1993	54-90	8th	Bobby Jones
1994	61-83	7th	Bobby Jones
1995	54-89	8th	Greg Biagini
1996	74-70	5th	Greg Biagini	League Champs
1997	61-82	6th	Greg Biagini