Features on each member of the 1990 Quad City Angels, single-A affiliate of the California Angels, as included in that year's team set.
Quad City Angels (30)
- Dave Adams worked over 4 pro seasons
- Erik Bennett played, then coached
- Mick Billmeyer saw 9 minors seasons
- Roberto Castillo saw 3 pro seasons
- Chad Curtis played, later imprisoned
- Damion Easley stayed healthy, showed what he could do; Played in 17 ML seasons, 10/1/22
- Jeff Gay returned to pros and found new start at single-A Reno; He saw six seasons, made AA, 9/16/22
- Joe Georger played, then coached with satisfaction of watching players do well, move up, 9/20/22
- Larry Gonzales achieved 'unbelievable feeling' of ML call-up; Saw two games, got a hit, 9/30/22
- Les Haffner got his opportunity after broken hand, then turned pro; Saw three seasons, made high-A, 9/13/22
- Rick Hirtensteiner did his job over six pro seasons as player, many since as college coach at alma mater, 9/23/22
- Mike Hook worked to make most of opportunities; Played seven seasons, made AA, 9/2/22
- Robert Horowitz didn't want to be stuck in an office, then found athletic training, 9/3/22
- Bobby Jones turned around single-A slump with Joe Maddon's help; Saw four seasons, made AA, 9/15/22
- Corey Kapano took late draft selection to 12-season career; Made AAA, Taiwan, missed bigs, 9/14/22
- Steve King worked for the Department of Defense, then resumed playing career in minors; Made AA, 9/24/22
- Don Long played, but he liked teaching the game more; Later became ML coach for three teams, 9/10/22
- John Marchese proved versatile in college; Saw three pro seasons as reliever, made single-A, 9/8/22
- Justin Martin liked relieving, showed what he could do; Saw four seasons, made single-A, 10/1/22
- Fili Martinez finished a college shutout; Later hoped to finish by making bigs, never made it, 10/2/22
- Ray Martinez played 23 years, coached
- Marcus Moore played a decade, made bigs in three seasons; Third came after serious allegations, 9/18/22
- Dave Neal pitched well in single-A loss; Saw four seasons then had elbow surgery, 9/7/22
- Ronnie Ortegon had brief pro career, then turned to coaching and instruction, wrote hitting book, 9/11/22
- Edgar Rodriguez signed as outfielder, then tried catching; Saw six seasons, made high-A, 9/5/22
- Mitch Seoane played in minors, then managed there with respect from his players, 9/17/22
- Chris Threadgill used his speed over three pro seasons; Topped out at single-A, played alongside brother, 10/1/22
- Henry Threadgill had brief career, but had career night in August 1990; Made single-A, 9/6/22
- Bruce Vegely saw 4 seasons, coached
- Reggie Williams worked to make the most of his big league opportunities; Saw time in four seasons, 9/27/22
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