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Gold Coast Suns (baseball)
The Gold Coast Suns were one of the eight original franchises that began play in the Senior Professional Baseball Association in 1989.
The club split their home games between Miami and Pompano Beach, Florida and hired future Hall of Famer Earl Weaver as manager.
In the league's inaugural season, the Suns struggled. Despite fine performances from Bert Campaneris (.291 with 16 stolen bases) and Joaquín Andújar (5-0 with a 1.31 ERA), the team did not make the playoffs. After their first season, the Gold Coast Suns ceased operations.
==1989 Opening Day Roster==
PITCHERS: Stan Bahnsen, Joe Decker, Jeff Farro, Ed Figueroa, Jim Gideon, Ed Halicki, Grant Jackson, Mike Kekich, Frank Riccelli, Luis Tiant (also with St. Lucie)
CATCHERS: Paul Casanova, Bobby Ramos
INFIELDERS: Bert Campaneris, Orlando González, Glenn Gulliver, Rafael Landestoy, Rennie Stennett, Derrel Thomas
OUTFIELDERS: Paul Blair, César Cedeño, Jesús de la Rosa, George Hendrick, Bob Molinaro, Tom Shopay
DISABLED LIST:
Ken Clay, Taylor Duncan, Jim Essian
Other Players: Joaquín Andújar, Ross Grimsley (also with St. Lucie), Cliff Johnson, Larry Milbourne (also with St. Lucie, Orlando), Sid Monge (also with West Palm Beach)
Manager: Earl Weaver
Coaches: Charlie Bree, Speedy Hecht, Pedro Ramos
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