Omaha Royals
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Beginning with the 1999 season, the team name was changed to the Omaha Golden Spikes. The name change, a reference to the Golden Spike driven at Promontory Summit, Utah was intended to celebrate the rich railroad tradition in Omaha, headquarters of the Union Pacific Railroad. The name change proved to be unpopular, and after three seasons the team name was changed back to the Omaha Royals in 2002.
Current AAA Roster
As of July 2006
Pitchers
- Danny Tamayo
- Ryan Baerlocher
- Denny Bautista
- Joe Nelson
- Bobby Keppel
- Runelvys Hernandez
- Ed Yarnall
- Shane Loux
- Donovan Osborne
- Seth Etherton
- Kyle Middleton
- Ryan Braun
- Adam Bernero
Catchers
- Jared Price
- Matt Tupman
Infielders
- Andres Blanco
- Alejandro Prieto
- Justin Huber
- Ruben Gotay
- Chris Clapinski
- Mike Coolbaugh
- Rick Bell
- Mike Aviles
- Fernando Cortez
Outfielders
- Shane Costa
- Chad Allen
- Kerry Robinson
- Chip Ambres
Rehab Assignment
- none
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