base) David Cooper (1st base) Ken Boswell (2nd base) Aaron Hill (2nd base) Morgan Ensberg (3rd base) Ryan Roberts (3rd base) Julio Lugo (shortstop) R. C. Orlan (pitcher) Eugenio Vélez (shortstop) Cleon Jones (right field) Lonnie Smith (left field) Adam Lind (left field) Johan Santana (starting pitcher) Jerry Koosman (starting pitcher) Mel Stottlemyre (starting pitcher) Roy Oswalt (starting pitcher) Rollie Sheldon (starting pitcher) Robert Ray (starting pitcher) Brett Cecil (starting pitcher) Marc Rzepczynski (starting pitcher) Ricky Romero (starting pitcher) Shaun Marcum (starting pitcher) David Purcey (starting pitcher) Dustin McGowan (starting pitcher) Jesse Litsch (starting pitcher) Mike Zagurski (starting pitcher) Nick Pivetta (starting pitcher) Tug McGraw (bullpen) Billy Wagner (bullpen) Casey Janssen (bullpen) Brandon League (bullpen) David Bush (bullpen) Rafael Bautista Future Major League Baseball staff Jeff Datz, an Indians, Orioles, and Mariners coach, played for the Auburn Astros in 1982 and 1984. As of 2011, Datz is the only former member of the Auburn Astros to reach MLB as both a player and a coach. Glenn Sherlock, a Yankees and Diamondbacks coach, played for the Auburn Astros in 1983 and 1984. Ken Bolek, an Indians coach in 1992 and 1993, was a coach for the 1985 Auburn Astros. Gary Tuck, a Yankees and Red Sox bullpen coach, was the Auburn Astros manager in 1987. Rick Aponte, former Nationals bullpen coach, was the Auburn Astros pitching coach in 1987. Ron Porterfield, head athletic trainer of the Rays, began his professional baseball career as the trainer for the 1988 Auburn Astros. Manny Acta, an Expos and Mets coach and then Nationals and Indians manager, managed the Auburn Astros from 1993 to 1995. He also managed the Auburn Doubledays, in 1996. Front office and staff Steve DeSalvo was the team's general manager from 1982 to 1983. He went on to a long career as a Minor League Baseball executive. Auburn native Leslie Leary was general manager from 1984 to 1987. She was one of the first female general managers in Minor League Baseball. Auburn native Joe Kehoskie, a baseball agent, worked for the team from 1984 to 1991. Bob Neal, previously the general manager of the Watertown Pirates and Peninsula Pilots, was general manager from early 1988 to late 1989. John H. Graham, previously the general manager of the Peninsula Pilots, was assistant general manager from early 1988 to early 1989; business manager from early 1989 to late 1989; and general manager from