Features on each member of the 1990 Spokane Indians, short-season affiliate of the San Diego Padres, as included in that year's team set.
Spokane Indians (28)
- Dave Adams saw three pro seasons
- Bruce Bensching started career strong
- Brent Bish looked for at-bats, played four seasons, made AA
- Mike Bradley returned from injury to pros, saw two seasons
- Julio Bruno impressed minors manager, then later became one
- Jim Elliott played two pro seasons, then turned to medicine; Moved to Australia, got his PhD, 10/29/22
- Kevin Farlow made transition from aluminum bat to wood; Saw seven pro seasons, made high-A, 10/6/22
- Scott Fredrickson saw a high school injury turn into a pitch that helped get him to bigs with Rockies, 10/31/22
- Jay Gainer homered in his first major league at bat, on the first pitch he saw; Saw 23 total ML games, 10/9/22
- Russ Garside turned in good pitching performance at Spokane; Saw three pro seasons, made single-A, 10/8/22
- Darius Gash worked hard to turn heads after late start; Saw five seasons, made AA, 11/8/22
- Gene Glynn projected players on to bigs with Spokane; Soon got there himself as coach, 10/28/22
- Larry Hawks played multiple positions in college, then as pro for three seasons; Briefly made AAA, 11/5/22
- Rob Hays had a good enough arm to turn pro, play two seasons; Made single-A, 10/29/22
- Keith McKoy hit, used his speed enough to see three pro seasons; Made single-A, 10/11/22
- Matt Mieske showed his capabilities over eight big league seasons, five teams, 10/4/22
- Tony Mortensen changed colleges, turned out well enough to make pros; Saw three seasons, made high-A, 10/9/22
- Jeff Ordway won MVP in high school, played single pro season
- Bill Ostermeyer used diet to help get from college to pros; Saw pros over four seasons, made high-A, 10/30/21
- Lance Painter learned enough to pitch in the majors over a decade, later coach, 10/24/22
- Jeff Pearce became pitcher in 6 seasons
- Scott Sanders worked to avoid surgery, returned for playoff start; Saw seven ML seasons, 11/7/22
- Steve Siebert showed speed and hitting in high school; Played two pro seasons, later coached HS, 10/13/22
- Rusty Silcox chose rehab over surgery early on; Saw four pro seasons, made AA, 10/22/22
- Bruce Tanner followed his father Chuck to the majors, coaching; Later became advance scout, 10/10/22
- Ryan Thibault saw 4 pro seasons, made high-A, Australia
- Kevin Towers played, coached, scouted, served as ML GM almost two decades; Passed in 2018, 10/17/22
- Jim West hit title-winning fielder's choice; Saw two pro seasons, made single-A, 11/3/22
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