Lowell Spinners
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| Lowell Spinners | ||
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| League | New York-Penn League | |
| Division | Stedler Division | |
| Year founded | 1996 | |
| Major League affiliation | Boston Red Sox | |
| Home ballpark | Edward A. LeLacheur Park | |
| Previous home ballparks | Alumni Field | |
| City | Lowell, Massachusetts | |
| Current uniform colors | red, navy blue | |
| Previous uniform colors | ||
| Logo design | A thread-wrapped a baseball bat spinning inside the "Lowell Spinners" wordmark, of which is red outlined in navy blue. | |
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| Manager | Jon Deeble | |
| Owner | Drew and Joann Weber | |
The Lowell Spinners are a Single-A minor league affiliate of the Boston Red Sox.
Founded in 1996 and based in Lowell, Massachusetts, the Spinners play in the New York - Penn League, which has a short-season A-ball classification with 76 games a year. The Spinners play 38 of the 76 games at their home park, Edward A. LeLacheur Park, in Lowell, near the Merrimack River. The official mascot of the Spinners is The Canaligator.
In 2005, the Spinners offered to pay for the uniforms to all Little Leagues in New England so that they would change all teams named "Yankees" into "Spinners".[1]
Spinners alumni with Major League Baseball experience include Shea Hillenbrand, Casey Fossum, David Eckstein, Adam Everett, Mike Maroth, Kevin Youkilis, Jonathan Papelbon and Lew Ford.
The official radio voice of the Spinners is Talkradio 980 WCAP and the voice of the Spinners, Ryan Johnston.
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