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1990 Fort Lauderdale Yankees player profiles, New York

Tom Newell 1990 Fort Lauderdale Yankees card

Features on each member of the 1990 Fort Lauderdale Yankees, high-A affiliate of the New York Yankees, as included in that year's team set. 

Fort Lauderdale Yankees (42)
  1. Rich Barnwell felt comfortable enough to see 7 pro seasons
  2. Todd Brown kept trying, signed with Yankees, saw 1 season
  3. Frank Brubaker saw 2 seasons, missed bigs, son made it
  4. Britt Burns tried injury comeback, saw 8 majors seasons
  5. Hernan Cortes had rocky pro start, saw four seasons, AA
  6. Todd Devereaux liked to hit, saw 2 pro seasons, high-A
  7. Mike Draper shifted to relief, made majors with Mets
  8. Kirk Dulom buckled down, made pros, saw 1 season, high-A
  9. Rod Ehrhard switched positions, saw 4 pro seasons, high-A
  10. Herb Erhardt took his chance to 4 pro seasons, made high-A
  11. Victor Garcia Jr. improved over 9 pro seasons, made AAA
  12. Peter Gietzen saw three seasons, high-A, tried comeback
  13. Doug Gogolewski saw 8 seasons, AAA, once closed for Mariano
  14. John Green followed father Dallas to pros, saw 6 seasons
  15. Kenny Greer won in majors debut, saw 9 total ML outings
  16. Mike Hart spent 3 decades plus in game as player, coach
  17. Jeff Johnson got slider going, saw three Yankees seasons
  18. Jay Knoblauh played to win over 7 pro seasons, made AAA
  19. Jeff Livesey won HS praise, saw minors, coached in majors
  20. Todd Malone payed over six pro seasons, made high-A
  21. Ramon Manon made the majors with Rangers for single game
  22. Mark Marris saw 6 pro seasons in Yankees system, made AA
  23. Billy Masse worked to prove self in 7 seasons, made AAA
  24. Skip Nelloms started discouraged, saw 3 seasons, high-A
  25. Tom Newell turned pitcher, made 2 ML games with Phillies
  26. Rey Noriega worked hard in college, saw 5 pro seasons
  27. Mark Ohlms showed competitiveness, saw 7 seasons, AAA
  28. Pascual Perez faced hitters, troubles over 11 ML seasons
  29. Ed Pimentel proved college leader, saw two pro seasons
  30. Tom Popplewell took simple formula to 9 pro seasons, AAA
  31. Jerry Rub worked to get ahead in 6 pro seasons, made AAA
  32. Dave Schuler concentrated as pitcher, later coached same
  33. Keith Seiler realized pro dream, saw 5 seasons,  AAA
  34. Shad Smith took quarterback mentality to 6 seasons, AAA
  35. Larry Stanford had right pitches but injury ended career
  36. Rob Thomson earned trust of his players as majors coach
  37. Steve Tucker set up hitters over 2 seasons, made high-A
  38. Dave Turgeon played, coached over 30-plus years in game
  39. Hector Vargas knew job, played over 12 seasons, made AAA
  40. Adam Wagner served as trainer in high-A and in Venezuela
  41. Gerald Williams got playing time over 14 majors seasons
  42. Mark Zettelmeyer loved baseball, had exciting career
The 1990 High-A Florida State League
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