1990 Greensboro Hornets player profiles, Yankees

Rich Arena 1990 Greensboro Hornets card

Features on each member of the 1990 Greensboro Hornets, single-A affiliate of the New York Yankees. Players featured are as included in that year's team set. Click on the player's name to read more.


Greensboro Hornets (35)
Greensboro Hornets 1990 checklist card
1 - Rich Arena coached in minors, and at Tampa Catholic
2 - Sean Broderick had success on-field, saw single season, 10/27/25
3Brian Butterfield helped Jeter, coached decades in game
4 - Andy Fox hustled as rookie, over 9 major league seasons
5 - Tim Garland, Could Do
Tim Garland's job was to get on base, help his team win. Now it's coaching.
6 - Sean Gilliam, Best Season
Sean Gilliam had probably his best day in independent ball. His best day in the pros couldn't get him above high-A.
7 - Jim Haller, Double Play
Jim Haller finished out a AA game, got praise. He played five pro seasons.
8 - Lew Hill, Tie Game
Lew Hill helped Andy Pettitte get a AA win. He played nine seasons, never made the bigs.
9 - Sterling Hitchcock, Great Way
Sterling Hitchcock got his first major league win in a pennant race, most memorable in playoffs.
10 - Jeff Hoffman, Lot of Class
Jeff Hoffman earned his way to AA. He never had a chance to make the bigs. He passed away in 1992
11 - Mark Hutton, Just Amazed
Mark Hutton became first the Australian to start a major league game.
12 - John Jarvis, Good Start
John Jarvis helped his high-A team to a good start in a 1991 game. He played just three seasons.
13 - Ramon Jimenez, Late Show
Ramon Jimenez won Batter of the Week honors in the Carolina League in 1992. He never made AA.
14 - Brian Johnson, Daily Battle
Brian Johnson took a chance in 1996 and ran with it.
15 - Dan Johnston, Well Enough
Dan Johnston pitched well enough to get a win in high-A in 1991 game. He played five seasons.
16 - Dave Jorn, Baseball Knowledge
Dave Jorn played and coached in college and in the minors. He's now a coach at Arkansas.
17 - Ken Jurabe played three season, years later played 2 in more
18 - Todd Malone payed over six pro seasons, made high-A
19 - Bobby Munoz, Starter Stuff
Bobby Munoz had starter stuff, closer stuff, too.
20 - Cesar Perez played 7 pro seasons, made AA with Indians
21 - Rafael Quirico made majors for one start with Phillies
22 - Mike Rhodes, Three Runs
Mike Rhodes knocked in three runs in a GCL game. He played just three seasons as a pro.
23 - Ricky Rhodes, Coaching Decisions
Ricky Rhodes chose to stay. But his future wasn't in baseball. It was in women's basketball.
24 - Jason Robertson worked hard, made AAA
25 - Andres Rodriguez made four pro seasons out of Dominican
26 - Scott Romano improved hitting over 10 seasons, made AAA
27 - Daniel Sanchez worked to help teams over 3 pro seasons
28 - Kelly Sharitt served as minors trainer, equipment manager
29 - Tommy Smith got big hit at Greensboro, saw 1 pro season
30 - Russ Springer improved enough to see 18 majors seasons
31 - Steve Tucker set up hitters over 2 seasons, made high-A
32 - Brian Turner played eight pro seasons in minors, made AA
33 - Ted Uhlaender, Hard Worker
Ted Uhlaender was a hard worker. His daughter was, too.
34 - Aaron Van Scoyoc, That Knowledge
Aaron Van Scoyoc has passed his baseball knowledge on to his son.
35 - Larry Walker, Solo Homer
Unlike the other player with the same name, this Larry Walker briefly made AA, but not the bigs.

The 1990 Single-A South Atlantic League