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Trenton Thunder
The Trenton Thunder are an American minor league baseball team. They are a member of the Eastern League and play at Mercer County Waterfront Park in Trenton, New Jersey. They are a New York Yankees AA minor league team.
The Thunder moved to Trenton from London, Ontario, where they had been known as the London Tigers , playing at historic Labatt Park. The club was affiliated with the Detroit Tigers at that time, but switched affiliations to the Boston Red Sox in 1995. As a Red Sox affiliate, the club recorded three first-place finishes, but was eliminated from the playoffs in the first round each time. In 2003, the Thunder became aligned with the Yankees; the Red Sox adopted the Portland, Maine, Sea Dogs at that time.
In 2004, the Thunder drew over 400,000 fans for the tenth consecutive season.
Season Records
| Season | Affiliation | Manager | Record |
| 1994 | Tigers | Tom Runnells | 55-85, 5th place South |
| 1995 | Red Sox | Ken Macha | 73-69, 1st place South (tie) |
| 1996 | Red Sox | Ken Macha | 86-56, 1st place South |
| 1997 | Red Sox | DeMarlo Hale | 71-70, 4th place South |
| 1998 | Red Sox | DeMarlo Hale | 71-70, 3rd place South |
| 1999 | Red Sox | DeMarlo Hale | 92-50, 1st place North |
| 2000 | Red Sox | Billy Gardner, Jr. | 67-75, 5th place North |
| 2001 | Red Sox | Billy Gardner, Jr. | 67-75, 5th place North |
| 2002 | Red Sox | Ron Johnson | 63-77, 5th place North (tie) |
| 2003 | Yankees | Stump Merrill | 70-71, 4th place North |
| 2004 | Yankees | Stump Merrill | 64-78, 6th place North |
Post-Season Records
- 1995: Lost to Reading Phillies, 3 games to 0, in opening round
- 1996: Lost to Harrisburg Senators, 3 games to 1, in opening round
- 1999: Lost to Norwich Navigators, 3 games to 2, in opening round
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