Tyler Wildcatters

Notable WildCatters

• Greg Brummett – Played for the WildCatters in 1996; made a brief appearance in 1993 with the Minnesota Twins and San Francisco Giants.
• Larry Carter – Played for the WildCatters in 1994; The only WildCatter to throw a no-hitter ; served as WildCatters' pitching coach for all four seasons of the team's existence; played for the San Francisco Giants in 1992.
• Sean Collins – Played for the WildCatters from 1995–1997; the WildCatters' all-time leader in runs, triples and stolen bases ; played seven seasons of professional Baseball -- peaking at the Double-A level with the Tulsa Drillers in 1998; appeared in the 1991 movie Talent for the Game, starring Edward James Olmos and Lorraine Bracco.
• Darrell Evans – Managed the WildCatters in 1997; played a 19-year major league career from 1969 to 1988 with the Atlanta Braves, San Francisco Giants, and Detroit Tigers.
• Dave Hilton – Managed the WildCatters in 1996; played a four-year major league career with the San Diego Padres beginning in 1972.
• Jessie Hollins – Played for the WildCatters in 1997; appeared with the Chicago Cubs in 1992.
• Billy Johnson – Played for the WildCatters in 1994 and 1996; the WildCatters' all-time pitching leader in victories, strikeouts and innings pitched ; played six seasons of professional Baseball -- peaking at the Class A level with the Charleston Wheelers and the Waterloo Diamonds in 1992.
• Wayne Krenchicki – Managed the WildCatters in 1995; played in the majors from 1979–1986 with the Baltimore Orioles, Cincinnati Reds, Detroit Tigers, and Montreal Expos.
• Ken Patterson – Played for the WildCatters in 1996; played a six-year major league career from 1988 to 1994 with the Chicago White Sox, Chicago Cubs and California Angels.
• Todd Rizzo – Played for the WildCatters in 1994; played for the Chicago White Sox from 1998–1999.
• Ken Shamburg – Played for the WildCatters from 1994–1996; the WildCatters' all-time leader in games played, at-bats, hits, doubles, home runs, runs batted in and walks ; played eleven seasons of professional Baseball -- peaking at the Triple-A level with the Rochester Red Wings for portions of the 1990–1992 seasons and with the Denver Zephyrs in 1992.
• Bill Stein – Managed the WildCatters in 1994; played a 13-year career beginning in 1972 with the St. Louis Cardinals, Chicago White Sox, Seattle Mariners, and Texas Rangers.

  Yearly Records

All-Time WildCatters Player Register

• James Baldridge, RHP
• Rob Batchler, RHP
• Michael Benavidez, RHP
• Joe Bertucci, UTL
• Britton Bonneau, 2B-SS
• Luther Bowen, RHP
• John Bowles, 1B-3B
• Jeff Brown, LHP
• Greg Brummett, RHP
• Ron Caridad, RHP
• Larry Carter, RHP
• Tommy Carter, LHP
• Chris Cassels, 1B-3B-DH
• Ramon Cedeno, OF
• Matt Cesare, SS
• John Codrington, RHP
• Billy Coleman, RHP
• Sean Collins, OF-2B
• Troy Conkle, SS-RHP
• Jim Cooney, C-1B
• Derek Dana, C
• Ray Davis, RHP
• Danny DiPace, OF-3B
• Sean Doran, RHP
• Steve Emmons, 1B
• Cody Farr, LHP
• Jason Farrow, RHP
• Rich Faulks, LHP
• Eric Ford, 2B-3B
• Gary Frank, 2B
• Cory Gafford, C
• Javier Gomez, RHP
• Clay Gould, OF
• Rafael Guerrero, OF-1B
• Lincoln Gumbs, UTL
• Chris Hancock, LHP
• Richie Hare, OF
• James Harris, 3B
• Kelly Hartman, LHP
• Tim Haugh, LHP
• Derek Henderson, 3B
• Erin Higgins, LHP
• Jessie Hollins, RHP
• Rod Huffman, RHP
• Todd Ingram, RHP
• Ray Jackson, OF
• Billy Johnson, RHP
• Jack Johnson, C
• Brett Jones, RHP
• Rich Kelley, LHP
• Ron Kitchen, RHP
• Josef Klam, C
• Kerry Knox, LHP
• Tom Koerick, C
• Damian Leyva, LHP
• Steve Long, RHP
• Steve Maddock, RHP
• Aaron Martin, LHP
• Jerry Martin, RHP
• Paul Meador, LHP
• Mark Mesewicz, LHP
• Troy Mooney, RHP
• Jeff Motes, 2B-SS
• Jason Motley, 1B
• Billy Norcross, 1B
• Joe Norris, RHP
• Clemente Núñez, RHP
• Steve Ortiz, LHP
• Ken Patterson, LHP-DH
• Steve Peck, RHP
• Carlos Perez, 1B-OF
• Sandy Pichardo, 2B-SS
• Dan Popple, RHP
• Joe Porcelli, LHP
• Dan Rambo, RHP
• Zach Randle, 2B-SS
• Ronnie Rantz, LHP
• O.J. Rhone, OF
• Tony Rich, 2B
• Elvin Rivera, RHP
• Todd Rizzo, LHP
• Chris Rusciano, RHP
• Fabian Salmon, RHP
• Todd Samples, OF
• Tom Schneider, LHP
• Ken Shamburg, OF-1B
• John Simmons, LHP
• Alex Slattery, RHP
• Jason Smiga, SS
• Joel Smith, C
• Karl Stanley, RHP
• Earl Steinmetz, RHP
• Terry Tewell, C
• Matt Torres, C
• John Turner, 2B-3B
• Rocky Turner, OF
• Mark Tuttle, RHP
• Colby Weaver, C
• Brian Williams, RHP
• Lanny Williams, UTL
• Doug Wollenburg, 2B
• Pat Woodruff, OF