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1 History  





2 Notable players  



2.1  1989  





2.2  1990  





2.3  1991  





2.4  1992  





2.5  1993  





2.6  1994  





2.7  1995  





2.8  1996  







3 See also  





4 External links  














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Canton–Akron Indians
  • Canton, Ohio
  • Minor league affiliations
    Previous classesDouble-A
    LeagueEastern League
    Major league affiliations
    Previous teamsCleveland Indians 1989–1996
    Minor league titles
    Class titles 0
    League titles 0
    Conference titles 0
    Division titles (1)
    • 1992
    Team data

    Previous names

  • Akron Aeros (1997–2013)
  • Canton–Akron Indians (1989–1996)
  • Vermont Mariners (1988)
  • Vermont Reds (1984–1987)
  • Lynn Sailors (1980–1983)
  • Previous parks

    Thurman Munson Memorial Stadium

    The Canton–Akron Indians are a defunct Minor League Baseball team. They played in the Eastern LeagueatThurman Munson Memorial StadiuminCanton, Ohio from 1989 to 1996. They were affiliated with the Cleveland Indians.

    History

    [edit]

    Prior to their eight-year stint as the Canton–Akron Indians, this franchise was known as the Lynn Sailors (from 1980 to 1983 serving as the Double-A affiliate of the Seattle Mariners and Pittsburgh Pirates), Vermont Reds (from 1984 to 1987 serving as the Double-A affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds), and Vermont Mariners (in 1988 serving as the Double-A affiliate of the Seattle Mariners).

    After the stint as the Canton–Akron Indians, the franchise moved to nearby Akron, Ohio and became the Akron Aeros.

    Notable players

    [edit]

    1989

    [edit]
  • Kevin Bearse
  • Albert Belle
  • Jim Bruske
  • Tom Kramer
  • Mark Lewis
  • Ever Magallanes
  • Tom Magrann
  • Greg McMichael
  • Charles Nagy
  • Troy Neel
  • Jeff Shaw
  • Cory Snyder
  • Tim Stoddard
  • Rick Surhoff
  • Dwight Taylor
  • Efraín Valdez
  • Turner Ward
  • 1990

    [edit]
  • Jim Bruske
  • Jerry Dipoto
  • Bruce Egloff
  • John Farrell
  • Jeff Fassero
  • Ed Hearn
  • Don Heinkel
  • Tom Kramer
  • Mark Lewis
  • Greg McMichael
  • Francisco Meléndez
  • Jeff Mutis
  • Charles Nagy
  • Ken Ramos
  • Rudy Seánez
  • Jim Tatum
  • Mike C. Walker
  • Robbie Wine
  • 1991

    [edit]
  • Mike Birkbeck
  • Jim Bruske
  • Craig Chamberlain
  • Tim Costo
  • Jerry Dipoto
  • Logan Easley
  • José Elías Escobar
  • Rick Horton
  • Reggie Jefferson
  • Garland Kiser
  • Tom Kramer
  • Jesse Levis
  • Carlos Martínez
  • Brian Meyer
  • Oscar Múñoz
  • Jeff Mutis
  • Ken Ramos
  • Rudy Seánez
  • Andrés Thomas
  • Jim Thome
  • Lee Tinsley
  • Mike C. Walker
  • Colby Ward
  • Kevin Wickander
  • 1992

    [edit]
  • George Canale
  • Alan Embree
  • Brett Gideon
  • Brian Giles
  • José Hernández
  • Glenallen Hill
  • Garland Kiser
  • Luis Lopez
  • Dave Mlicki
  • Donell Nixon
  • Chad Ogea
  • Dave Otto
  • Eric Plunk
  • Ken Ramos
  • Joel Skinner
  • Kelly Stinnett
  • Jim Thome
  • Lee Tinsley
  • Bill Wertz
  • 1993

    [edit]
  • Gerald Alexander
  • David Bell
  • Paul Byrd
  • Mike Dyer
  • Alan Embree
  • Brian Giles
  • José Hernández
  • Calvin Jones
  • Pat Lennon
  • Albie Lopez
  • Luis Lopez
  • Greg McCarthy
  • Dave Mlicki
  • Charles Nagy
  • Julio Peguero
  • Herbert Perry
  • Ted Power
  • Manny Ramirez
  • Roberto Rivera
  • Paul Shuey
  • Joel Skinner
  • Julián Tavárez
  • Rafael Valdez
  • Randy Veres
  • 1994

    [edit]
  • Carlos Crawford
  • Alan Embree
  • Pep Harris
  • Damian Jackson
  • Greg McCarthy
  • Gino Minutelli
  • Matt Williams
  • 1995

    [edit]
  • José Cabrera
  • Darrin Chapin
  • Carlos Crawford
  • Roland de la Maza
  • Travis Driskill
  • Danny Graves
  • Pep Harris
  • Damian Jackson
  • Steve Kline
  • Mike Matthews
  • Alex Ramírez
  • Anthony Telford
  • Ricky Trlicek
  • Don Wakamatsu
  • Eric Yelding
  • 1996

    [edit]
  • José Cabrera
  • Bartolo Colón
  • Roland de la Maza
  • Einar Díaz
  • Travis Driskill
  • Steve Kline
  • Mike Matthews
  • Erik Plantenberg
  • Alex Ramírez
  • Richie Sexson
  • Kevin Tolar
  • Enrique Wilson
  • See also

    [edit]
    [edit]
    Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Canton–Akron_Indians&oldid=1193233403"

    Categories: 
    Defunct Eastern League (1938present) teams
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    Canton-Akron Indians
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    Baseball teams disestablished in 1996
    Professional baseball teams in Ohio
    1989 establishments in Ohio
    1996 disestablishments in Ohio
    Defunct baseball teams in Ohio
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