Doubledays were not among the four teams invited to remain as full-season affiliates of the Washington Nationals, with whom they had been affiliated since 2011. The city and the team's ownership group are exploring options such as independent baseball or collegiate summer baseball for 2021. Season-by-season results Playoffs 1968 season: Defeated Williamsport, 1–0, in semifinals; lost to Oneonta, 1–0, in championship. 1978 season: Lost to Geneva, 2–0, in championship. 1985 season: Defeated Jamestown, 1–0, in semifinals; lost to Oneonta, 2–0, in championship. 1986 season: Lost to St. Catharines, 1–0, in semifinals. 1994 season: Defeated Watertown, 2–0, in semifinals; lost to New Jersey, 2–0, in championship. 1998 season: Defeated Batavia, 2–0, in semifinals; declared co–champions with Oneonta (series rained out). 2002 season: Lost to Oneonta, 2–0, in semifinals. 2003 season: Lost to Williamsport, 2–0, in semifinals. 2004 season: Lost to Mahoning Valley, 2–0, in semifinals. 2005 season: Defeated Oneonta, 2–0, in semifinals; lost to Staten Island, 2–0, in championship. 2006 season: Lost to Tri-City, 2–1, in semifinals. 2007 season: Defeated Oneonta, 2–1, in semifinals; defeated Brooklyn, 2–0, to win championship. 2011 season: Defeated Vermont, 2–1, in semifinals; lost to Staten Island, 2–0, in championship. 2012 season: Lost to Tri-City, 2–1, in semifinals. 2018 season: Lost to Hudson Valley Renegades 2–0, in semifinals. 2021 season: Defeated Utica 7-0, in quarterfinals; lost to Amsterdam 7-1, in semifinals. Roster Alumni Notable Auburn Astros players Troy Afenir, 1983 Mark Bailey, 1982 Jeff Ball, 1990 Ramón Castro, 1995 Gary Cooper, 1986 Jeff Datz, 1982, 1984 Cameron Drew, 1985 John Fishel, 1985 Tom Funk, 1983 Luis Gonzalez, 1988 Jason Green, 1995 Mike Grzanich, 1993 John Halama, 1994 Dean Hartgraves, 1987 Chris Hatcher, 1990 Randy Hennis, 1987 Chris Holt, 1992 Trent Hubbard, 1986 Blaise Ilsley, 1985 Chuck Jackson, 1984 Todd Jones, 1989 Kenny Lofton, 1988, 1989 Julio Lugo, 1995 Rob Mallicoat, 1984 Dave Meads, 1984 Brian Meyer, 1986 Ray Montgomery, 1990 Andy Mota, 1987, 1988 James Mouton, 1991 Bryant Nelson, 1994 Al Osuna, 1987 Shane Reynolds, 1989 Oscar Robles, 1995 Dave Rohde, 1986 Sean Runyan, 1994 Roger Samuels, 1983 Brian Sikorski, 1995 Mark Small, 1989 Chris Truby, 1994 Billy Wagner, 1993 Jamie Walker, 1992 Donne Wall, 1989 Dan Walters, 1985 Terry Wells, 1985 Ed Whited, 1986 Brian Williams, 1990 Rhett Wiseman, 2015 Robbie Wine, 1983 Other notable Auburn players Rick Dempsey (catcher) Ozzie Virgil (catcher) Ramon Castro (catcher) John Buck (catcher) Joe Pepitone (1st base) Ed Kranepool (1st