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.

On September 1, 2008, the Toros were introduced as the newest member of the independent Golden Baseball League and will return to play at Hi Corbett Field starting in the 2009 season.


[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)

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