South Bend Silver Hawks

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The South Bend Silver Hawks began play in the Midwest League in 1988 as the South Bend White Sox. The team was renamed in 1994 to honor one of local automobile maker Studebaker's most popular cars, the Silver Hawk. Originally a Chicago White Sox farm club, they have been an affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks since 1997. In 2005, the club won their first league title. After that season, the Silver Hawks were planning to relocate to Marion, IL, but they remained in South Bend, IN after the proposed sale of the team was rejected by the league. Eventually, the team was sold to a group headed by former Indiana Governor Joe Kernan, who vowed to keep the club in South Bend.


[edit] Year-by-Year Record

Year Record Finish Manager Playoffs
1994 72-67 6th Mike Gellinger
1995 66-69 9th Fred Kendall
1996 54-82 14th Dave Keller
1997 54-83 14th Dick Scott
1998 40-100 14th Roly de Armas
1999 68-71 9th Mike Brumley
2000 60-78 12th Dave Jorn
2001 70-66 6th Steve Scarsone Lost League Finals *
2002 52-87 14th Dick Schofield Jr.
2003 72-64 4th Von Hayes Lost in 1st round
2004 77-63 2nd (t) Tony Perezchica Lost in 2nd round
2005 84-56 1st Mark Haley League Champs
2006 74-62 4th Mark Haley Lost in 1st round
2007 68-70 9th Mark Haley Lost in 2nd round
2008 76-63 2nd Mark Haley Lost League Finals
  • *League Finals cancelled in 2001 with Kane County Cougars leading South Bend 1 game to 0. Kane County declared champions.

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