1990 Albuquerque Dukes profiles, Los Angeles Dodgers

Features on each member of the 1990 Albuquerque Dukes, AAA affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Players are as included in that year's team sets.

Interviews (5)
1 - Butch Davis, Home Crowd
Butch Davis made it to second base on his first major league hit. The fielder had to tell him to tip his cap to the crowd. 
2 - Dan Henley, That Dream
Dan Henley played six seasons as a pro, trying his best to get to the bigs. He never made it.
3 - Morris Madden, Didn't Quit
Morris Madden wanted to quit, but his family got him to stay. He then made the majors.
4 - Jim Neidlinger, No Power Pitcher
Jim Neidlinger respects mid-range velocity pitchers. That's because he was one.
5 - Tim Scott, Started Throwing
Tim Scott helped anchor the Expos bullpen in 1994. He believed the team was the best in the game that year.

Albuquerque Dukes (39)

1 - Billy Bean made headlines in his majors playing days, after

2 - Jeff Bittiger showed confidence in bigs, saw four ML seasons

3 - Adam Brown felt invincible when he signed, not decade later

4 - Mike Christopher returned to majors in other situation

5 - Butch Davis played hard, saw eight major league seasons

6 - Steve Davis made majors, worked to stay, saw 4 seasons

7 - Luis DeLeon worked to prove himself, made 7 ML seasons

8 - Jeff Fischer made it up to the majors over two seasons
9 - Darrin Fletcher played with pride over 14 majors seasons

10 - Barbaro Garbey went from Cuba to a World Series title

11 - Kirk Gibson returned from injuries, became October legend

12 - Dave Hansen locked in with Dodgers, others in 15 seasons

13 - Mike Hartley got focused, made majors over six seasons

14 - Jeff Hartsock's majors stint lasted four games with Cubs

15 - Dan Henley hit, played defense over 6 seasons, made AAA
16 - Carlos Hernandez worked hard, made majors over decade
17 - Glenn Hoffman had long majors careers as player, coach
18 - Darren Holmes battled back, played in 13 majors seasons
19 - Mike Huff grew confident enough to see 7 majors seasons
20 - Von Joshua played, coached long time in minors, majors
21 - Kevin Kennedy used communication skills as manager, coach
22 - Wayne Kirby made bigs in ninth year, saw nine ML seasons
23 - Luis Lopez briefly made majors, became regular in Japan
24 - Morris Madden didn't quit, made majors over 3 seasons
25 - Mike Maddux prepared to pitch in 15 ML seasons, coached

26 - Eric Mangham took college opportunity to 9 seasons, AAA

27 - Greg Mayberry made spring training, saw 7 seasons, AAA

28 - Walt McConnell played in long game, saw 8 seasons, AAA

29 - Mike Munoz saw 12 ML seasons with Rockies, Dodgers, more
30 - Jim Neidlinger savored minutes in majors, saw 12 starts

31 - Jose Offerman used his bat over 15 major league seasons
32 - Claude Osteen played, later coached over 2 decades plus
33 - Tim Scott made 7 majors seasons with Padres, Expos, more
34 - Dennis Springer made bigs in 9th season, saw 8 campaigns

35 - Brian Traxler took fundamentals to 9 majors games, Japan
36 - Jose Vizcaino hit WS game-winner, saw 18 majors seasons
37 - Dave Walsh played over decade, made majors for 20 games

38 - Terry Wells saw nine pro seasons, made 5 majors starts

39 - John Wetteland played 12 ML seasons, later faced trial

The 1990 AAA Pacific Coast League
-Albuquerque Dukes (30)
-Calgary Cannons (28)
-Colorado Springs Sky Sox (28)
-Edmonton Trappers (24)
-Las Vegas Stars (27)
-Phoenix Firebirds (32)
-Portland Beavers (26)
-Tacoma Tigers (28)
-Tucson Toros (27)
-Vancouver Canadians (27)