Everett AquaSox
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Everett AquaSox Founded in 1984 Everett, Washington | |||||
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Short-Season Class A (1984-present) | ||||
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Northwest League (1984-present) | ||||
| Division | North Division | ||||
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| Current |
Seattle Mariners (1995-present) | ||||
| Previous |
San Francisco Giants (1984-1994) | ||||
| Minor league titles | |||||
| League titles (2) |
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| Division titles (4) |
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| Nickname |
Everett AquaSox (1995-present) | ||||
Previous names | Everett Giants (1984-1994) | ||||
| Ballpark | Everett Memorial Stadium (1984-present) | ||||
Owner(s)/ Operator(s) | 7th Inning Stretch, LLC | ||||
| Manager | Rob Mummau | ||||
| General Manager | Danny Tetzlaff | ||||
The Everett AquaSox are a minor league baseball team in Everett, Washington, in the short-season Class A Northwest League. The team began play in 1984 as the Everett Giants, an affiliate of the San Francisco Giants. Eleven years later, the Everett Giants and Bellingham Mariners switched cities for the 1995 season, and the Seattle Mariners' affiliate was renamed the Everett AquaSox.
One of the team logos, used on road caps and jerseys, is based on the "trident" insignia used by the Mariners in the early 1980s (rotated to look like the letter E for Everett, instead of M for Mariners).
In 2010, Everett won its first Northwest League championship as the AquaSox, although they had also won the league championship in 1985 as the Giants.[1]
The AquaSox play home games at Everett Memorial Stadium; opened 32 years ago in 1984, it has a seating capacity of 3,682.
The manager in 2014 was Dave Valle, a former catcher with the Seattle Mariners.
On June 17, 1987, with a 3,122 fans watching, Ken Griffey, Jr. hit his first professional home run over the left field wall landing in the street approximately 387 feet from home plate. A plaque on the sidewalk marks the site just outside the left field wall at Everett Memorial Stadium.
Roster
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References
- ↑ Nick Patterson (13 September 2010). "AquaSox win Northwest League title". Everett Herald. Retrieved 25 March 2012.
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