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1990 Winter Haven Red Sox player profiles, Boston

Tracy Allen 1990 Winter Haven Red Sox card

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 (29)

  1. Tracy Allen returned from surgery to pros, made Red Sox AA
  2. Doug Camilli made majors, caught Koufax no-hitter, coached
  3. Felix Colon got key hits over decade in pros, made AA
  4. Freddie Davis showed confidence, saw 5 pro seasons, AA
  5. Alex Delgado saw 26 ML games, chance to be hero in one
  6. Richard Delgado signed out of Venezuela, saw 5 seasons, 4/7/26
  7. Jim Dennison impressed Red Sox scouts, saw four seasons
  8. Colin Dixon believed if he had a uniform, he had a chance; Saw seven pro seasons, briefly made AAA, 5/7/22
  9. Willie Dukes played 3 seasons, then became firefighter
  10. Ray Fagnant got call to turn pro, one to turn scout; Played in four seasons, missed call to bigs, 4/29/22
  11. Jason Friedman saw eight pro seasons, AAA, became lawyer
  12. Greg Hansell saw 15 pro seasons, bigs in four, also Japan
  13. Dave Holt played and managed in Red Sox system, and managed Blue Sox; Made AA, 5/24/22
  14. Peter Hoy made the majors for five outings; Played in Olympics with Canada, became coach, 4/28/22
  15. Garrett Jenkins showed speed early, saw four pro seasons
  16. Dan Kite waited for shot, saw 4 injury-slowed seasons
  17. Pedro Matilla impressed scouts in high school; Saw five pro seasons, made high-A, 5/8/22
  18. Jeff McNeely played eight pro seasons, made bigs for 21 games, then went into education, 4/27/22
  19. Steve Michael started as pitcher, but loved playing every day; Saw four pro seasons, made high-A, 5/1/22
  20. Bart Moore liked to steal bases; Ran to three seasons as a pro, made high-A, 4/26/22
  21. Boo Moore went from high HS rating to pros, saw 8 seasons
  22. Tony Mosley loved baseball, saw seven pro seasons, AA
  23. Lou Munoz almost gave up on pros for police work, then got signed; Saw three seasons, made high-A, 5/21/22
  24. Paul Quantrill loved to pitch and he did so - often - over 14 major league seasons, 5/10/22
  25. Ed Riley got drafted by hometown team, saw 14 pro seasons
  26. Andy Rush tried to improve each game; Saw six seasons, could improve enough for high-A, 5/21/22
  27. Al Sanders pitched well in AA debut; Saw five pro seasons, missed AAA, bigs, 5/29/22
  28. Jim Stricek helped players after injuries as minors trainer; Once got ejected while doing so, 5/20/22
  29. Richard Witherspoon ran extra sprints, saw 3 pro seasons

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