2019 Season
The Pecos League sent the Salina Stockade to the Pacific Association.
California City Whiptails Mike Reeves began the season as manager and then left for one week June 13-June 18. He was removed for the season for conduct with umpires, his last game was July 2nd.
Tyler England served the rest of the season as player/manager
2019 Season
The Pecos League sent two teams to the CanAm League to replace the International Travel Teams Cuba and the Dominican Republic.
Originally the Pecos League was only going to send one team. The Dominican Republic's team was so bad the Pecos League was asked to split their team in two for the 2nd half.
This caused major unstability with Pecos League Teams losing their managers mid season for multiple games
The Salina Stockade were managed by Santa Fe Fuego's TJ Zarewicz for the first nine games.
Daniel Aldrich was replacement manager for Zarewicz and he took over in the Winslow, Arizona Series.
Zarewicz was forced to stay and manage the Hollywood Stars with Edison Alvarez with the Dominican Republic could not complete their obligation.
Zarewicz returned after the Hollywood Stars season ended in Quebec.
Monterey Amberjacks Manager Edison Alvarez was the Salina Stockade's number 1 starter and was drafted and signed by the Ottawa Champions in the supplemental draft. He did not return to manage the team.
Chuck Rocker was named player/manager of the Amberjacks until he left for the CanAm League. He was traded to Bakersfield when he returned to the Pecos League.
James Prockish finished the season as player manager when Rocker left.
(5-8) Edilson Alvarez managed the Monterey Amberjacks from May 24-June 4 he left for Salina in the CanAM League.
(2-11) Chuck Rocker managed the Monterey Amberjacks from June 5-June 17 he then left for Salina
(13-24) James Prockish managed the team from June 18 until the end of the season
Garden City Wind were managed by player/manager Ian Horne until he left for the Salina Stockade as a player.
(2-12) Ian Horne managed the Garden City Wind until June 6, he left for Salina in the CanAm League
(9-38) Nolan Cherniwchan managed the Garden City Wind from June 7 until the end of the season
Horne was traded to Ruidoso upon his return from Canada
California City Whiptails David Peterson managed the Salina Stockade in the CanAm League in their United States part of the tour.
Hassone Essary managed the twelve games he was gone going (5-7). David Peterson went to Salina from 6/18-6/29/2019
White Sands Pupfish
Ray Hancock managed White Sands until June 3, 2019 at Tucson (1-10).
Cameron Haskins finished the 2019 season.
2017 Season
High Desert Yardbirds July 14 was Jack Humphrey's last game. Chance Sharp took over on July 15 and finished the season. The Yardbirds won the championship.
American Association 2017 Salina Stockade-
JD Droddy managerd the Salina Stockade through the Wichita Wingnuts Series August 1, 2017
Daniel Aldrich took over the team on August 3, 2017 in Cleburne and his last game was August 25, 2017 in Cleburne.
TJ Zarewicz took over the Salina Stockade on August 26, 2017 against the Cleburne Railroaders
2016 Season
Great Bend Boom
Dave Boron's last game with the Great Bend Boom was June 13, 2016
Kirby Campbell took over the Great Bend Boom on June 14, 2016
Topeka Train Robbers Bob Fritz managed the first four games going 0-4. Max Garza took over on May 27th and finished the season qualifiying for the playoffs.
Santa Fe Fuego Keith Wood's last game was May 27, he was 1-7. Rodney Tafoya managed the team from May 28-June 30. TJ Zarewicz managed the team the month of July.
2015 Season
Santa Fe FuegoBill Moore managed until August 1. Jake Mitzner managed the last three games of the season and the playoffs
2014 Season
White Sands Pupfish-
Darrell Carrillo left the White Sands Pupfish on June 29, 2014. (21-23)
JJ Costantino was named player/manager for the rest of the season. (7-10)
2013 Season
Taos Blizzard Matt Leahey was removed as manager when the New York State League withdrew operations of the Taos Blizzard.
His last game was July 5.
His cousin Jamie Hopkins took over in the last month of the season.
Leahey stayed on as a player.
2012 Season
Trinidad Triggers-
June 20, 2012 Justin Lowery was his last game with from Trinidad Triggers
June 21-24 JD Droddy managed the Trinidad Triggers
June 26, 2012 Ryan Powell took over the Trinidad Triggers
2011 Season
Carlsbad BatsJohn Aber started the season 0-24, Ryan Powell finished the season 9-34
