1990 Bellingham Mariners player profiles, Seattle

Features on each member of the 1990 Bellingham Mariners, short-season affiliate of the Seattle Mariners.

Bellingham Mariners (39)
1 - Dave Adam hit his spots over eight pro seasons, made AA
2 - Rob Callistro played, became minister
3 - P.J. Carey worked as player, manager
4 - Jim Converse saw 4 ML seasons
5 - John Cummings made 5 ML seasons
6 - Kyle Duke made six pro seasons, AA

7 - Doug Fitzer saw 6 seasons, made AA

8 - Rick Green suffered devastating injury
9 - John Hoffman followed father to pros
10 - Greg Hunter played, developed players
11 - Kevin King made majors in 3 seasons
12 - Clay Klavitter made 3 seasons, high-A
13 - Matt Kluge played strong defense
14 - Tony Kounas got pro chance, saw AA
15 - Rich Lodding took effort to 4 seasons
16 - Bobby Magallanes played, then managed
17 - Jim Magill improved, saw 5 seasons

18 - Dave McDonald saw 2 seasons, high-A
19 - Fred McNair took good bat to AAA
20 - Lipso Nava learned in 17 pro seasons
21 - Rob Nichols saw single pro season
22 - Myron Pines coached, then scouted
23 - Glen Raasch proved college prospect
24 - Randy Rivera played, died in '91 crash
25 - Willie Romay, Their Projection, 11/6/17
26 - Ruben Santana, Little Things, 10/10/17
27 - Brian Stephens, Extra Concentration, 10/28/17
28 - Doug Tegtmeier played in Alaska, made three pro seasons
29 - James Terrell, Pretty Fun, 10/28/17
30 - Bill Tucker, True Passion, 11/13/17
31 - Sean Twitty, Closest Friends, 10/14/17
32 - Jerry Walker, Eclipsed Perspective, 11/4/17
33 - Spyder Webb, His Name, 11/2/17
34 - Gary Wheelock, Further Development, 10/30/17
35 - Willie Wilder, His Dedication, 10/9/17
36 - Willie Wilkerson, Home State, 10/21/17
37 - Tyler Williams, Six Innings, 10/27/17
38 - Kevin Yianacopolus, Highest Ability, 11/15/17
39 - Todd Youngblood was bulldog on mound