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Featured Player
CURRENT AVG
.282

CAREER AVG
.253

Charles Johnson
Full name: Charles Edward Johnson
Born: 07/20/71
Birthplace: Fort Pierce,FL,USA
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 220
Position: Catcher
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
MLB Debut: 06-MAY-94

G
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
TB
BB
SO
SB
CS
OBP
SLG
AVG
YTD
91
319
44
90
24
0
18
65
168
31
96
0
0
.350
.527
.282

Led all American League catchers with a career-high 31 home runs and established career highs with a .304 (128x421) batting average and 91 RBI... his 31 home runs ranked second among Major League catchers to Mike Piazza's 38. Ranks fifth among catchers with 98 home runs over the last five seasons, behind Mike Piazza (181), Todd Hundley (119), Ivan Rodriguez (118) and Javy Lopez (113). Hit .333 (3x9) in three games during the 2000 Division Series against Seattle.


Active Roster
Name
Position
Bats Name
Position
Throws
Position Players Pitchers
Bobby Abreu
Right Field
Lsp Rick Ankiel
Starter
Right
Edgardo Alfonso
2nd Base
Rsp Tom Davey
Middle Relief
Right
Rafael Furcal
Shortstop
Ssp Darren Dreifort
Starter
Right
Mark Grace
1st Base
Lsp Sterling Hitchcock
Starter
Left
Lenny Harris
3rd Base
Lsp Tom Martin
Middle Relief
Left
Brian L. Hunter
Center Field
Rsp Luke Prokopec
Starter
Left
Adam Hyzdu
Left Field
Rsp Al Reyes
Middle Relief
Right
Geoff Jenkins
Left Field
Lsp Rudy Seanez
Starter
Right
Charles Johnson
Catcher
Rp Jeff Shaw
Closer
Right
Alex Ochoa
Center Field
Rsp Brian Tollberg
Starter
Right
Pablo Ozuna
2nd Base
Rp Ryan Voglesong
Middle Relief
Right
Scott Rolen
3rd Base
Rsp


Injured
No players currently on Injured Reserve.


Farm (Scraton/Wilkes-Barre Red Barons)

Name
Position
Bats Name
Position
Throws
Position Players Pitchers
Kevin L. Brown
Catcher
Rsp Steve Avery
Starter
Right
Trace Coquillette
3rd Base
Rsp Dave Coggin
Starter
Right
Angel Eschevaria
Right Field
Rsp Miguel Del Toro
Middle Relief
Right
Mark Johnson
1st Base
Lsp Nelson Figueroa
Starter
Right
Xavier Nady
2nd Base
Rsp Daniel Garibay
Middle Relief
Left
Elvis Pena
Shortstop
Ssp Larry Leubbers
Starter
Right
Curtis Pride
Left Field
Lsp Jay Powell
Middle Relief
Right
Pedro Swann
Right Field
Lsp Brad Rigby
Middle Relief
Right
Julio Zuleta
1st Base
Rp Julian Tavarez
Middle Relief
Right

Manager Biography - Jon Jonson

League
Jonson joined the league in 1992 and quickly established himself as one of the craftiest field bosses around. In fact, Jonson is the current leader in overall managerial winning percentage, having spent six seasons at the helm of the Phillies. Jonson assumed control of Philadelphia in 1992 and guided them to their first playoff appearance. An upset loss to the eventual champion Indians left Jonson with a bitter taste and he was determined to return the following year. And boy did he ever. The 1993 Phillies remain the benchmark of league success as they steam-rolled every team that had the misfortune of playing them. Remarkably, the Phils lost only two series all season long en route to an incredible 122-40 record as well as the league title. However, there would be no dynasty as the 116-46 Phillies of 1994 were astonishingly defeated by the champion Cubs in the playoffs. The next two seasons, the Phils played sub-.500 baseball and Jonson resigned his position as manager.

The year 2000 brought renewed vigor and excitement as Jonson returned to pilot the Phils once again. Not surprisingly, Philadelphia captured the league's best mark, led by MVP Shawn Green, winning 98 games. However, the Phils were felled by eventual champion San Diego in the divisional round.

Personal
Though born in Reno, Nevada, Jonson grew up in Phoenix, Arizona, where he befriended other league managers Mike Ballentine, Jason Kent and Jeff McIntosh in the seventh grade. The last of the Mohicans, Jonson is the only one to remain in the Valley of the Sun. However, that is due to change as Jonson has decided to step down from his software analyst position so that he might return to school. He plans on moving to Alabama to room with Ballentine and begin attending Auburn University at Montgomery this summer. Jonson hopes to enter law school thereafter and pursue a career in either criminal or constitutional law.


Email Team Manager Jon Jonson at: govna@bellsouth.net

Email Commissioner Jeff McIntosh at: leia2xena@netzero.net

Last updated September 19, 2001