Pittsfield Mets

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The Pittsfield Mets were a minor league baseball team moved to Pittsfield, Massachusetts from Little Falls, NY by an investment group organized by Michael T. Casey. The team played in the New York - Penn League, and were affiliated with the New York Mets from 1989 to 2000 and the Houston Astros in 2001. Their home stadium was Wahconah Park.

Mike Tannenbaum, the General Manager for the New York Jets was an intern for the Mets during the 1991 season.^[1]

Future Major League Pittsfield Mets

• Alberto Castillo (1989–1990)
• Denny Harriger (1989)
• Pat Howell (1989)
• John Johnstone (1989)
• Tito Navarro (1989)
• Curtis Pride (1989)
• Dave Telgheder (1989)
• Joe Vitko (1989)
• Alan Zinter (1989)
• Jeromy Burnitz (1990)
• Mike Thomas (1990)
• Pete Walker (1990)
• Juan Castillo (1990)
• Micah Franklin (1991)
• Guillermo Garcia (1991–1992)
• Ricky Otero (1991)
• Quilvio Veras (1991)
• Héctor Carrasco (1991)
• Edgardo Alfonzo (1992)
• Brian Daubach (1992)
• Bill Pulsipher (1992)
• Benny Agbayani (1993)
• Preston Wilson (1993)
• Jason Isringhausen (1993)
• Eric Ludwick (1993)
• Allen McDill (1993)
• Jeff Tam (1993)
• Mike Welch (1993)
• Jarrod Patterson (1994)
• Jay Payton (1994)
• Scott Sauerbeck (1994)
• Vance Wilson (1994)
• Terrence Long (1995)
• Dan Murray (1995)
• Ramon Tatis (1995)
• Brandon Villafuerte (1996)
• A. J. Burnett (1997)
• Eric Cammack (1997)
• Leo Estrella (1997)
• Jason Phillips (1997)
• Jason Roach (1997, 2000)
• Earl Snyder (1998)
• Ty Wigginton (1998)
• Chris Basak (2000)
• Jaime Cerda (2000)
• Jeff Duncan (2000)
• Philip Barzilla (2001)
• Brooks Conrad (2001)
• Charlton Jimerson (2001)
• Todd Self (2001)

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