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last stop for prospects before making the big leagues the last hope for veterans trying to stay in baseball Last year The 89ers were 52-92 in the Western Division of the American Association They hit a league-high 122 homers as Dean Palmer (22) Rob Maurer (20) and Balboni (20) led the league Maurer batted 301 and hit 41 doubles Palmer hit Z2 homers in 60 games before being promoted to Texas Monty Fadss hit 271 With 13 homers and 73 RBI Pithcer Dan Smith the Rangers' No 1 draft choice in 1990 draft was 4-17 with a 552 ERA This year: Outfielders Dan Peltier Tony Scruggs and Kevin Belcher will try to resurrect their major-league hopes after disappointing seasons last year Maurer will be back since there's no room for him with the big-league club Shortstop Jose "Ozzie" Hernandez will work on his hitting Pitcher Roger Pavlik will try to put in an Injury-free season The Rangers' major-league retreads (Todd Bums Don Carhien Lance McCullers etc) will try to prove they are capable of pitching in the inajors TULSA DRILLERS Affikation: Double-A Location: Drillers Stadium Tulsa Manager: Bobby Jones II Coaches: Jackson Todd (pitching) Randy Whisler Purpose: The proving ground for prospects Minor-leaguers have to prove they can play here before moving on Some (Ivan Rodriguez Kenny Rogers Bobby Win) go straight from Double-A to the Majors Others (Ruben Sierra Kevin Brown) barely stop for a cup of coffee at Triple-A on their way to the majors II Last year: The Drillers were 58-78 in the Eastern Division of the Texas League Rodriguez hit 274 in 50 games before being promoted Shortstop Cris Colon established himself as a prospect by hitting 392 in 26 games Second baseman Jeff Frey did likewise by hitting 302 Reliever Barry Manuel led the Texas League with 25 saves This year: Outfielder Donald Harris will begin his third consecutive year with the club in what could be his make-or-break year Pitcher Robb Nan with a 95-mph fastball but a frequently sore arm will try to put in an injury-free season Speedy outfielders David Hulse and Timmie Morrow will see their first Double-A action Third baseman Jose Oliva will attempt to validate his prospect status I I il11 I I ream rim1 1 1601 Fort Worth Tr 76110 1 row I dt 1601 Fort Worth Tr 76110 1 11-1 817-926-17871 817-926-1787 LE1 tall 11 7 77'4 0 pitaks '92 4111111101 aKi ttti-twirzTtza tions etrt MSRP $22484 DISCOUNT 3048 REBATE 1500 17936 PLYMOUTH VOYAGERS 93 TT HOURS: mONFRI 8:39 119 sATuRDAY 9:00 AM :00 PM FORNI1 10 USA ----1 '92 CHRYSLER FIFTH AVENUE STK C750 TO BEA 'ADVERTISED 6 pRICES iGn 0 00116 1-m USA I TOM DEMAREST'S MSRP $14205 DISCOUNT 1100 REBATE 500 '12 605 PLYMOUTH EM I amp egi EV30E0)1a0OrTV Fail Wonh Sur-Telegram JERRY HOLFER enji Gil the Rangers' first- LP round draft pick last year will start the season at Gastonia GASTONIA RANGERS Affiliation: Class A Location: Sims Legion Park Gastonia NC Manager: Walt Williams Coaches: Gary Mielke (pitching) Stan Clibum Purpose: Development learning Last year: The Rangers were 69-73 in the Northern Division of the South Atlantic League Outfielder Sid Holland had 19 doubles 9 triples 10 homers and 59 RBI in 138 games Third baseman David Lowery hit 294 and stole 32 bases Former Grapevine and UT-Arlington shortstop Lawrence Hanlon hit 244 in his first Class-A experience Pitcher Steve Dreyer had a 233 ERA Terry Burrows struck out 151 in 148 innings Man Whiteside led Rangers minor-leaguers with 29 saves 111 This year Some of the top rookies from last season should dominate the roster such as outfielder Terrell Lowery and shortstop Benji Gil if he doesn't go to Charlotte BUTTE COPPER KINGS Affiliation: Rookie Location: Alumni Coliseum Butte Mont Manager: Victor Ramirez Coaches: Doug Sisson Travis Walden (pitching) Purpose: The first professional experience for college and the best high school draftees Last year: The Cooper Kings were 29- 41 in the South Division of the Pioneer League the first time in four seasons the Rangers' rookies didn't have a winning record Bright spots were outfielder Terrell Lowery who hit 299 and stole 23 bases in 54 games and shortstop Benji Gil who hit 287 in 32 games GULF COAST RANGERS 111 Affiliation: Rookie Location: Rangers Complex Port Char-lone Fla Manager: Chino Cadahia a Coaches: Darrin Garner Rick Knapp (pitching) II Purpose: The first professional experience for high school draft choices Last year: The Rangers were 30-29 in the Southern Division of the Gulf Coast League the only minor-league affiliate to have a winning record First baseman Steve Burton hit 295 with 24 RBI in 50 games Designated hitter Keith Nalepka hit 283 with 31 RBI in 4 games Outfielder Trevor Haughney stole 23 bases in 50 games Pitcher Danny Patterson was 5-3 with a 324 and reliever Darryl Henderson was 2-0 with an 084 ERA eight saves and 49 strikeouts in 32 innings SIMON GONZALEZ CHRYSLER 1 MD I lc 1 I MN 664 CHARLOTTE RANGERS Affiliation: Class A Location: Rangers Complex Port Charlotte Fla Manager: Bump Wills Coach: Marvin White (pitching) Purpose: Development learning with an emphasis on winning MI Last year: The Rangers were 62-70 in the Western Division of the Florida State league Shortstop Cris Colon hit 313 in 66 games before being promoted to Third baseman Jose Oliva hit 14 homers tied for the best in the league Rusty Greer led the team with a 294 average David Hulse set a team record with 44 steals a This year: Shortstop Benji Gil could make the jump from Butte to Charlotte Pitching prospects Terry Burrows and Steve Dreyer should be mainstays of the staff Wills the former Texas Rangers second baseman is managing the club for the first season after one year at Gastonia and three at Butte (- --') 1992 INDIVIDUAL GAMES ORDER FORIV ICOST 'ER GAME 1 I) rt Dale Bev Time Team EX Apt 3 I 7 35 HOUSiOn Promotion 1 Apr 13 Mo 7 35 Calif Magnetic Schedules Night (21 Older) $140C313 00 SR00 S700 $40t 110t 1 2 Apr 14 Tues 7 35 Calif 3 Apr 15 Wed 715 Calif sox 4 Apr 16 Thurs 7 35 Calif Texas Rangers 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