Features on each member of the 1990 Winter Haven Red Sox, high-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox, as included in that year's team set.
Winter Haven Red Sox (28)
- Tracy Allen returned from surgery to start strong; Saw three pro seasons, made AA, 4/25/22
- Doug Camilli enjoyed helping young player; Saw bigs himself, caught Koufax no-hitter, 5/11/22
- Felix Colon got some key hits over decade in pros; Topped out at AA, 5/25/22
- Freddie Davis showed confidence over five pro seasons; Topped out at AA, 5/28/22
- Alex Delgado saw 26 games in bigs, got chance to be hero in one of them, 5/14/22
- Jim Dennison impressed Red Sox scouts as a lefty; Saw four pro seasons, made high-A, 5/19/22
- Colin Dixon believed if he had a uniform, he had a chance; Saw seven pro seasons, briefly made AAA, 5/7/22
- Willie Dukes enjoyed his brief pro baseball experience; Made high-A, then became a firefighter, 5/17/22
- Ray Fagnant got call to turn pro, one to turn scout; Played in four seasons, missed call to bigs, 4/29/22
- Jason Friedman reminded one legend early of Fred Lynn; Saw nine pro seasons, made AAA, became lawyer, 5/29/22
- Greg Hansell believed in himself over 15 pro seasons; Made bigs in four, also Japan, 4/30/22
- Dave Holt played and managed in Red Sox system, and managed Blue Sox; Made AA, 5/24/22
- Peter Hoy made the majors for five outings; Played in Olympics with Canada, became coach, 4/28/22
- Garrett Jenkins showed speed at short-season; Saw four pro campaigns, made high-A, 5/8/22
- Dan Kite used his multiple pitches to turn pro; Saw four injury-slowed seasons, made high-A, 5/6/22
- Pedro Matilla impressed scouts in high school; Saw five pro seasons, made high-A, 5/8/22
- Jeff McNeely played eight pro seasons, made bigs for 21 games, then went into education, 4/27/22
- Steve Michael started as pitcher, but loved playing every day; Saw four pro seasons, made high-A, 5/1/22
- Bart Moore liked to steal bases; Ran to three seasons as a pro, made high-A, 4/26/22
- Boo Moore went from high rating in high school to pros; Saw eight seasons, made AA, 5/4/22
- Tony Mosley signed out of high school because he loved the game; Saw seven seasons, made AA, 5/26/22
- Lou Munoz almost gave up on pros for police work, then got signed; Saw three seasons, made high-A, 5/21/22
- Paul Quantrill loved to pitch and he did so - often - over 14 major league seasons, 5/10/22
- Ed Riley got drafted by hometown team, then pressured himself; Saw 14 pro seasons, made AAA, 5/28/22
- Andy Rush tried to improve each game; Saw six seasons, could improve enough for high-A, 5/21/22
- Al Sanders pitched well in AA debut; Saw five pro seasons, missed AAA, bigs, 5/29/22
- Jim Stricek helped players after injuries as minors trainer; Once got ejected while doing so, 5/20/22
- Richard Witherspoon ran extra sprints at Elmira; Played three pro seasons, made high-A, 5/17/22
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