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Featured Player CURRENT AVERAGE .306 CAREER AVG .289 Barry Bonds Full name: Barry Lamar Bonds Born: 07/24/64 Birthplace: Riverside,CA,USA Height: 6'2" Weight: 228 Position: LF Bats: Left Throws: Left MLB Debut: 30-MAY-86 G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG AVG YTD 143 480 129 147 28 4 49 106 330 117 77 11 3 .440 .688 .306 In one of finest seasons of certain Hall-of-Fame career, 36-year-old All-Star leftfielder posted MVP caliber numbers...slugged career-high 49 HRs, surpassing previous best of 46 hit during MVP campaign of 1993...finished season ranked 2nd in NL for homers (1 back of CHI's Sammy Sosa), 2nd in slugging pct. (.688), 1st in walks (117), tied for 3rd in runs (129), 2nd in on-base pct. (.440), 10th in total bases (330) and tied for 6th in extra base hits (81)...of his 49 homers, 26 either tied game or gave SF lead, including 17 of last 30 clouts.

Active Roster

Name	Position	Bats		Name	Position	Throws
Position Players				Pitchers
Jeff Bagwell	1st Base	Rp		Kevin Brown	Starter	Right
Lance Berkman	Right Field	Ssp		Mike Fetters	Middle Relief	Right
Barry Bonds	Left Field	Lsp		John Franco	Middle Relief	Left
Chris Donnels	Left Field	Lsp		Mike James	Middle Relief	Right
Andy Fox	Shortstop	Lsp		Kevin Jarvis	Starter	Right
Shawn Green	Right Field	Lsp		Randy Johnson	Starter	Left
Chipper Jones	3rd Base	Ssp		Jon Lieber	Starter	Right
Paul LoDuca	Catcher	Rsp		Cliff Politte	Starter	Right
Eli Marrero	Catcher	Rp		Mike Remlinger	Middle Relief	Left
Kevin Millar	1st Base	Rsp		Jose Rodriguez	Middle Relief	Left
Damon Minor	1st Base	Lsp		Dan Serafini	Middle Relief	Left
Edgar Renteria	Shortstop	Rsp
Jose Vidro	2nd Base	Ssp

Injured
No players currently on Injured Reserve.

Farm (Tucson Sidewinders)

Name	Position	Bats		Name	Position	Throws
Position Players				Pitchers
Gabe Alvarez	3rd Base	Rsp		Giovanni Carrara	Middle Relief	Right
Brant Brown	Left Field	Lsp		Domingo Guzman	Middle Relief	Right
Jason Conti	Right Field	Rp		Yovanny Lara	Middle Relief	Right
D.T. Cromer	1st Base	Rsp		Matt Skrmetta	Middle Relief	Right
Sandy Martinez	Catcher	Lsp		Jorge Toca	Middle Relief	Right
Keith McDonald	Catcher	Rsp
Carlos Mendoza	Left Field	Lsp

Manager Biography - Jeff McIntosh

League
Along with Ballentine, McIntosh is the only manager left from the inaugural 1989 season. That year, McIntosh realized immediate success as his Mets went all the way to the championship round, before losing to Boston. The winning attitude failed to foment, however, as the Mets finished a disappointing 18 games below .500 the subsequent year. McIntosh returned in '92, this time at the command of the Seattle Mariners. The Emerald City watched McIntosh claim his only division title and his only 100 win season. Seattle was dispatched in the divisional round, though, ending hopes for a title run. McIntosh resigned his post in Seattle for a tour in the Army, but returned to help brighten the rainy skies of the Pacific Northwest in 1995. It wasn't to be though, as the Mariners never quite got it together. Despite winning more than they lost, Seattle failed to make it to the playoffs - a McIntosh first.

McIntosh decided it wasn't meant to be in Seattle, so he opted for greener pastures - a return to the Big Apple. And that made all the difference. McIntosh resurrected his career piloting New York to a playoff appearance. Once there, the Mets completed a title run that was nothing short of amazing. New York pulled off upset after upset. And, like the bird for whom the league's origin was named, the Mets rose from the ashes and stunned the baseball world by coming back from a 3-2 Giants series lead and a four run deficit in Game 6. Game 7 was anticlimactic, as Tom Glavine shutout San Francisco for the win and McIntosh's first ring. The year 2000 was anything but a repeat as the Mets underachieved all year. Though they caught fire in September to make things interesting, the Mets failed to make the playoffs and McIntosh was fired at the end of the year. Arizona, also victims of a bleak 2000, hope McIntosh can regain his magic touch.

Personal
McIntosh was born in Page, Arizona and spent time in the Seattle-Tacoma area before settling in Phoenix. He was a gifted baseball player as a youth and had all the physical tools to take him far before nagging injuries and poor coaching derailed any chances of success. Undaunted, McIntosh enlisted in the Army where he served for 4 years. During this time, McIntosh's son Zane was born. McIntosh moved to Montgomery, Alabama in 1997 where he met his future wife, Kim. The couple resides in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida where McIntosh is a law enforcement officer.

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