Pittsburg Diamonds

Pittsburg Diamonds
Team logo Cap insignia
Information
League Pacific Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Location Pittsburg, California
Ballpark Winter Chevrolet Stadium
Year founded 2002
Former name(s) Pittsburg Mettle
Colors Black, orange, white
              
Ownership Khurram Shah
Manager Aaron Miles
Website diamondsproball.com

The Pittsburg Diamonds are an independent professional baseball team based in Pittsburg, California. Originally named the Pittsburg Mettle, the club changed their name to the Diamonds in 2015.[1]

History

The Pittsburg Mettle began play as a member of the Pacific Association of Professional Baseball Clubs in 2014. The club rebranded for the 2015 season during which the team made news signing former Oakland Athletics slugger Jose Canseco for two separate weekend stints.[2][3] Pittsburg are managed by former Major League Baseball professional Aaron Miles, who was a part of the 2006 World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals.[4]

In 2016 the Diamonds again signed Canseco, this time to a month-long contract to finish the regular season.[5][6] Canseco would collect two RBI in 14 plate appearances in addition to making three starts as a pitcher.

Roster

Pittsburg Diamonds roster
Active roster Coaches/Other

Pitchers

  • 26 Sam Agnew-Wieland
  • 15 Travis Blackley
  • 19 Jordan Brink
  •  3 Michael Gunn
  • 14 Angel Lara
  • 30 Justin Lawrence
  • 17 Joe Lewis
  • 22 Corey McDonald
  • 21 Dennis Neal
  • 16 Skylar Shaw-Fuss
  •  9 Brett Solano
  • 39 Tyler Stirewalt
 

Catchers

  •  5 Chad Highberger
  • 32 Alex McKeon

Infielders

  •  6 Gerald Bautista
  •  1 Jose Garcia
  • 24 Vinny Guglietti
  • 12 BJ Guinn
  •  2 Ordomar Valdez-Martinez
  •  7 J. J. Wagner

Outfielders

  • 34 Yiecok Calderon
  • 10 Javier Marticorona
  • 13 Wes Wallace
 

Manager

Coaches

  • Jay Almendral (Hitting)
  • Roland Nazzar (Coach)
  • Ron Perkins (coach)
  • Joe Torre (coach)

Disabled list
‡ Inactive list
§ Suspended list

Roster updated July 28, 2017
Transactions

Season-by-season

Year Wins Loses Result Playoffs
2014 22 56 4th of 4 Did not qualify
2015 38 39 3rd of 4 Did not qualify
2016 36 42 3rd of 4 Did not qualify

References

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