Tucson Toros

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The Tucson Toros began play in the Pacific Coast League in 1969. For their entire existence, they called Hi Corbett Field home, and for more than a decade they were a Houston Astros farm team. In 1998, they became an Arizona Diamondbacks affiliate, moved to a new home, and became known as the Tucson Sidewinders.


[edit] Year-by-Year Record

Year Record Finish Manager Playoffs
1969 60-86 7th Bill Adair
1970 81-65 4th Gordon Maltzberger
1971 69-76 6th (t) Gordon Maltzberger
1972 60-88 8th Larry Sherry
1973 84-60 1st Sherm Lollar Lost League Finals
1974 65-78 8th Sherm Lollar
1975 72-71 4th Hank Aguirre
1976 54-88 8th Harry Bright (39-68) / Lee Stange (15-20)
1977 65-73 6th Rich Donnelly
1978 69-71 7th Rich Donnelly
1979 74-74 5th Rich Donnelly
1980 87-59 1st Jimmy Johnson Lost in 1st round
1981 57-82 9th Jimmy Johnson
1982 59-83 9th Jimmy Johnson
1983 68-74 6th Matt Galante
1984 69-71 5th (t) Matt Galante
1985 65-75 9th Jimmy Johnson
1986 71-72 5th Carlos Alfonso
1987 75-67 5th Bob Didier
1988 68-75 6th Bob Didier
1989 56-86 10th Bob Skinner
1990 71-71 6th Bob Skinner
1991 79-61 2nd Bob Skinner League Champs
1992 70-74 6th Bob Skinner
1993 83-60 2nd Rick Sweet League Champs
1994 81-63 2nd Rick Sweet
1995 87-56 1st Rick Sweet Lost in 1st round
1996 70-74 6th Tim Tolman
1997 64-78 7th Tim Ireland (36-41) / Bob Mariano (28-37)

[edit] External Link

Tucson Toros Baseball 1969-1997

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