Tucson Toros

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The Tucson Toros were a minor league baseball team based in Tucson, Arizona, that competed for decades in the Pacific Coast League and served as a developmental affiliate for several Major League Baseball organizations.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Tucson Toros canonical 3
Tucson Sidewinders 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Minor League Baseball team
affiliationRole developmental affiliate for Major League Baseball organizations
basedIn Tucson, Arizona
linked to: Tucson
city Tucson
color green
red
white
competition Pacific Coast League playoffs
Pacific Coast League regular season
country United States
dissolved 1997
founded 1969
homeGamesLocation Hi Corbett Field, Tucson, Arizona
homeStadium Hi Corbett Field
independentLeagueStatus defunct
league Arizona–Mexico League
Pacific Coast League
level Triple-A
MLBAffiliation Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Houston Astros
Oakland Athletics
San Diego Padres
Texas Rangers
nameMeaning “Toros” is Spanish for “bulls”
nickname Toros
notableAlumni Craig Biggio
Ken Caminiti
Luis Gonzalez
Steve Finley
Trevor Hoffman
notableRival Albuquerque Dukes
Phoenix Firebirds
operatedAsPCLFranchiseUntil 1997
playedAtBallpark Hi Corbett Field
reestablished 2009
region American Southwest
returnedAsIndependentTeam Golden Baseball League
returnedAsIndependentTeamYear 2009
sport Baseball
state Arizona
status defunct as a Triple-A PCL franchise
successorTeam Tucson Sidewinders
linked to: Tucson Toros
wonDivisionTitle Pacific Coast League division titles
wonLeagueTitle 1991 Pacific Coast League championship
1993 Pacific Coast League championship

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Hi Corbett Field formerHomeOf Tucson Toros
Reno Aces formerName Tucson Sidewinders
linked to: Tucson Toros
Tucson Toros successorTeam Tucson Sidewinders
linked to: Tucson Toros
Carl Everett minorLeagueTeam Tucson Toros