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Thursday, April 23, 2020

1988 CMC Iowa Cubs

Well, back to the CMC cards. 
Today is the Iowa Cubs. 

They were 78-64 in the American Association West Division, good for second place. 

Bill Bathe played from 1981-1992
He played in the Majors for Oakland in 1986, and for San Francisco in 1989-1990
He spent time in the Athletics (82-86), Cubs (87-88), and Giants (89-90) organizations. 
1982 was spent with the Independent San Jose Missions.
He spent 1991 and 1992 in Japan. 

Bill Landrum played from 1980-1996
Bill played in the Majors for Cincinnati in 1986-1987, Chicago in 1988, Pittsburgh from 1989-1991, Montreal in 1992, and back to Cincinnati in 1993. 
Overall, he played in the Cubs (80, 88), Reds (81-87, 93), Pirates (89-91), and Expos (92) organizations. 
He spent the 1996 season with Lubbock. 

Bob Tewksbury played from 1981-1998
He played in the Majors for the Yankees in 1986-1987, the Cubs in 1987-1988, St Louis 1989-1994, Texas in 1995, San Diego in 1996, and Minnesota in 1997-1998. 
Overall, he played in the Yankees (81-87), Cubs (87-88), Cardinals (89-94), Rangers (95), Padres (96), and Twins (97-98) organizations. 
I didn't know he spent a year with the Padres.. 

Brian Guinn played from 1983-1992
He never made the Majors
He played in the Athletics (83-86), Cubs (87-91) and White Sox (92) organizations. 

Bruce Crabbe played from 1984-1992
He never made the Majors
Overall, he played for the Cubs (84-89), Braves (90-91) and Blue Jays (92) organizations. 

Damon Berryhill played from 1984-1998
He played in the Majors for the Cubs in 1987-1991, Atlanta 1991-1993, Boston in 1994, Cincinnati in 1995, and San Francisco in 1997.
Overall, he played in the Cubs (84-91), Braves (91-93), Red Sox (94), Reds (95), Giants (97), and Athletics (98) organizations. 

Dave Masters played from 1985-1993
He never made the Majors
He played for the Cubs (85-90), Expos (90-91), Giants (91-92, 93), Mariners (92)

Dave Meier played from 1981-1988
He played in the Majors for Minnesota in 1984-1985, Texas in 1987, and Cubs in 1988
He played for the Twins (81-85), Rangers (87) and Cubs (88) organizations. 

Doug Dascenzo played from 1985-1998
He played for the Cubs from 1988-1992, Texas in 1993, and San Diego in 1996. 
Overall, he played for the Cubs (85-92), the Rangers (93), Mets (94), Marlins (95), and Padres (96-98) organizations
He also spent part of 1995 with the St Paul Saints. 

Dwight Smith played from 1984-1998
He played in the Majors for the Cubs from 1989-1993, California in 1994, Baltimore in 1994, and Atlanta in 1995-1996
Overall, he played in the Cubs (84-93), Angels (94), Orioles (94, 98), and Braves (95-96) organizations. He also played in St Paul in 1997. 

Gary Varsho played from 1982-1995
He played in the Majors with the Cubs from 1988-1990, Pittsburgh from 1991-1992, Cincinnati in 1993, Pittsburgh again in 1994, and Philadelphia in 1995.
Overall, he played in the Cubs (82-90), Pirates (91-92, 94), Reds (93), and Phillies (95) organizations.

Greg Tabor played from 1981-1988
He played in the Majors for Texas in 1987.
Overall, he played in the Rangers (81-87) and Cubs (88) organizations. 

Jeff Hirsch played from 1985-1990
He never made the Majors
His entire career was spent with the Cubs organization. 

Jeff Pico played from 1984-1996
He played in the Majors for the Cubs from 1988-1990
Overall, he played for the Cubs (84-90), Athletics (91), Orioles (92), Angels (93) organizations. He played 1995-1996 for Bend. 

Jim Wright was a coach in the Cubs organization from 1984-1989. 
He was a coach with the Phillies from 1990-1996
He was a coach for Colorado from 1997-2014

Joe Kraemer played from 1985-1994
He played in the Majors for the Cubs in 1989-1990
Overall, he played in the Cubs (85-91), and Angels (92) organizations.
He played in Sioux City for 1993-1994. 

Laddie Renfroe played from 1984-1992
Laddie played in the Majors for the Cubs in 1991
He spent his entire career in the Cubs organization.
His real name is Cohen 

Len Damian played from 1985-1990
He never played in the Majors
He spent his entire career in the Cubs organization

Mark Grace played from 1986-2003
He played in the Majors for the Cubs from 1988-2000 and Arizona from 2001-2003
Those were the two organizations he played his entire career with. 
According to Baseball Reference, his nicknames were Amazing Grace or Little Hurt. 

Mike Capel played from 1983-1993
He played in the Majors for the Cubs in 1988, Milwaukee in 1990, and Houston in 1991. 
Overall, he played in the Cubs (83-89), Brewers (90), and Astros (91-93) organizations. 

Paul Noce played from 1981-1991
He played in the Majors for the Cubs in 1987, and Cincinnati in 1990. 
Overall, he played in the Padres (81-84), Cubs (84-88), Mariners (89), Reds (90), and Giants (91) organizations. 

Pete Mackanin managed or coached from 1985-2017
Manager: 
Peoria 1985-1986
Iowa 1988-1989
Nashville 1990-1992
Frederick 1993
Bowie 1994
Ottawa 1995-1996
Hickory 2001
Lynchburg 2002
Pittsburgh 2005
Cincinnati 2007
Philadelphia 2016-2017
He also held coaching/scouting positions for the Expos 1997-2000, Pirates 2003-2005, Reds 2007
and Phillies 2009-2017

Phil Stephenson played from 1982-1994
He played in the Majors for the Cubs in 1989, San Diego in 1989-1992
Overall, he played in the Athletics (82-85), Angels (85), Cubs (86-89), Padres (89-92), Royals (93), and Cardinals (95) organizations. 
He spent 1994 in Mexico

Rich Surhoff played from 1982-1989
He played in the Majors for Texas in 1985, and Philadelphia in 1985.
Overall, he played in the Phillies (82-85), Rangers (85-86), Cubs (87-88), Phillies (88), and Indians (89) organizations. 
Rich Surhoff is BJ Surhoff's brother. He is also the uncle to Colin and Brian Moran

Roger Williams played from 1985-1990
He didn't make the Majors. 
He spent the majority of his career with the Cubs organization.. (85-89) He finished in the Pirates organization (90)

Another one down. I'm not sure who I'll be doing next.. Just for fun.. Maybe the Oklahoma City 89ers. 

2 comments:

  1. A lot of familiar names there from my youth. Grace is obviously he biggest one. Thanks for all the scans and research on each player. Very cool to see how they turned out!

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  2. Oh man... that Grace card would have been a hot commodity back in the day. Heck... I'd still like to add one to my collection.

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