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1990 St. Lucie Mets player profiles, high-A New York

Joe Dellicarri 1990 St. Lucie Mets card

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

St. Lucie Mets (44)

  1. Tim Blackwell relayed ML experiences as minors manager
  2. Mike Brady got traded, had early success, saw 4 pro seasons
  3. Don Brown showed maturity, leadership, saw 6 pro seasons
  4. Kevin Brown showed poise, made 3 major league seasons
  5. Jeromy Burnitz drew Maris comparisons, saw 14 bigs seasons
  6. Chris Butterfield believed he'd make bigs, missed in 9 years
  7. Kevin Carroll had baseball background, played 5 seasons
  8. Alberto Castillo worked hard, saw 12 majors seasons
  9. Archie Corbin had much fun over 3 major league seasons
  10. Brian Davis had good night at high-A, saw 5 seasons
  11. Joe Dellicarri proved gutsy over 7 pro seasons, made AAA
  12. D.J. Dozier played both football, baseball, saw NFL, MLB
  13. Dan Furmanik played over four pro seasons, made high-A
  14. Marc Goldberg won sportscasting awards, got baseball card
  15. Kenny Graves had high hopes, arm problems, saw 2 seasons
  16. Greg Hansell saw 15 pro seasons, bigs in four, also Japan
  17. Denny Harriger made majors after decade-plus in minors
  18. Reid Hartmann made pros over 3 seasons, AA for 8 games
  19. Derek Henderson loved to play, saw 15 seasons, made AAA
  20. Chris Hill liked starting games, saw nine seasons, AAA
  21. Eric Hillman visualized, made three Mets seasons, Japan
  22. Joel Horlen pitched in majors, later coached in minors
  23. Steve Jacobucci served as minors trainer, then college
  24. Paul Johnson turned pitcher, saw two pro seasons, high-A
  25. John Johnstone took ability to adapt 8 majors seasons
  26. Jimy Kelly played 6 pro seasons, had rule named for him
  27. Steve Larose saw 7 seasons with Mets, Astros, made AA
  28. Juan Marina showed promise, saw 5 pro seasons, single-A
  29. Lee May Jr. coached after 8-season pro career, made AAA
  30. Loy McBride saw ball well, played 4 pro seasons, made AA
  31. Cesar Mejia threw no-hitter at AA, made AAA, Taiwan
  32. Jim Morrisette returned from injury, saw 6 seasons, AA
  33. Steve Newton had success as starter, saw six pro seasons
  34. Bob Olah learned from mistakes, saw 5 seasons, high-A
  35. Vladimir Perez followed brothers, saw decade-plus, AA
  36. Ed Perozo wanted the chance, made high-A, independents
  37. Andy Reich showed command enough to see 6 seasons, AA
  38. Nikco Riesgo played 7 seasons, spring 1995, wrote book
  39. Bryan Rogers did his job over decade as pro, made AAA
  40. Doug Saunders made 28 majors games over single season
  41. Pete Schourek saw 11 ML seasons with Reds, Mets, others
  42. Dave Telgheder threw no-hitter at AAA, made 6 ML seasons
  43. Derrick Young played consistent, saw 5 seasons, high-A
  44. Alan Zinter made majors in 14th season, later coached
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