Scranton Hall Of Fame

Hall Of Fame Players

Hall of Famer Joe Clark

#1 - Joe Clark [ID #48291] SS
Home Town: Terrebonne, Quebec School: none
Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: SS c 1b 2b 3b

Games 2197, AVE .282, OBP .366, SLG .490, OPS .855, H 2396, 2B 548, 3B 94, HR 342, RBI 1310, SB 78
Notes: (2005–2022) Joe Clark was born in Terrebonne, Quebec on June 18, 1987. He was drafted by the then-Windam Park Colts on September 25, 2005, and made his debut later that season. Clark's highlights include 11 All-Star appearances from 2010-2020, and twice was named to the All-League teams in 2017 and 2019. Upon his retirement, Joe Clark was the team leader in virtually every offensive statistical category. Clark was the face of the franchise for more than a decade and a fan favorite for many. Without a doubt, Clark is the most influential player in team history, still having many of his franchise career records standing to this day. League VI.16 East Division Champion - 2016 League IV.8 East Division Champion - 2018 League VI.16 Most Valuable Player, 2nd Place - 2016 League V.8 Most Valuable Player, 4th Place - 2018 2025 Team Hall of Fame Inductee

Hall of Famer Charles Larsen

#3 - Charles Larsen [ID #49628] P
Home Town: Rochester Hills, Michigan School: none
Hall Of Famer Bats (L) Throws (L) Positions: P

Games 443, W 174, L 131, S 1, CG 72, SHO 12, ERA 4.03, BAA .269, WHIP 1.413, IP 2570⅔, K 730
Notes: (2005–2022) Charles Larsen was born on July 2, 1987 in Rochester Hills, Michigan. Larsen was signed by the Windam Park Colts on March 14, 2006. He spent a year in community college while training to become a major league pitcher. Larsen eventually made his major league debut in 2008, and spent the whole season as a reliever before moving over to the starting rotation. It is here Larsen became a cornerstone of the rotation, where he remained for more than 12 seasons. Larsen's career highlights include 5 All-Star appearances (2013, 2016-18, 2020). Larsen's statistics, at the time of his retirement, ranked first in wins, innings pitched, third in strikeouts, and top-10 in appearances and ERA. He was also one of two players to throw 2000+ innings and win 150+ games. Larsen held or was tied for the record for most wins by a pitcher in a season (19) from 2011-2025, when Francisco Becerra and Federico Gonzales both won 20+ games. Larsen is the first pitcher to make the team's Hall of Fame. League VI.16 East Division Champion - 2016 League IV.8 East Division Champion - 2018 2026 Team Hall of Fame Inductee

Hall of Famer Mark Murphay

#17 - Mark Murphay [ID #94693] P
Home Town: San Francisco, California College: University of California, Riverside
Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: P

Games 497, W 20, L 30, S 339, ERA 3.33, BAA .217, WHIP 1.252, IP 560 , K 446
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Hall of Famer Corey Jacobs

#18 - Corey Jacobs [ID #40202] 1B
Home Town: Fayetteville, North Carolina School: none
Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: 1B OF c 3b ss

Games 1504, AVE .301, OBP .372, SLG .429, OPS .801, H 1545, 2B 256, 3B 27, HR 116, RBI 666
Notes: (2005-2017) Corey Jacobs was born on April 29, 1984 in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Jacobs was drafted as a Global Signee by the then-Windam Park Colts on July 19th, 2004. He made his debut the next year but didn't see time as an everyday player until the 2010 season. After becoming an everyday player, he immediately saw success, and was noted for his hitting ability. He notably finished with a lifetime .301 average in spite of being an 11 potential. Jacobs' career highlights include five All-Star appearances (2011, 2013-16) and two All-League selections at first base (2015-16). Jacobs has the franchise record in career batting average. He was also fourth in hits, runs, fifth in appearances and RBI. League VI.16 East Division Champion - 2016 2027 Team Hall of Fame Inductee

Hall of Famer Cole Burk

#19 - Cole Burk [ID #134699] P
Home Town: Las Vegas, Nevada School: none Drafted: 2028, Round #2 by Scranton Bears
Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: P

Games 466, W 208, L 161, CG 96, SHO 15, ERA 3.44, BAA .224, WHIP 1.132, IP 3225⅔, K 2746
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Hall of Famer Benito Cardenal

#21 - Benito Cardenal [ID #82792] 1B
Home Town: Waterbury, Connecticut College: Yale University
Hall Of Famer Bats (S) Throws (R) Positions: 1B

Games 1589, AVE .290, OBP .364, SLG .512, OPS .876, H 1759, 2B 389, 3B 21, HR 305, RBI 1159, SB 7
Notes: TBA

Hall of Famer Antonio Frias

#29 - Antonio Frias [ID #101320] 2B
Home Town: Madison, Wisconsin College: Georgia Institute of Technology
Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: 2B

Games 1307, AVE .263, OBP .335, SLG .492, OPS .826, H 1311, 2B 319, 3B 44, HR 244, RBI 826, SB 10
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Hall of Famer Pedro Barrera

#30 - Pedro Barrera [ID #39774] OF
Home Town: Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico School: none
Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: OF c 1b 2b 3b

Games 2225, AVE .284, OBP .356, SLG .419, OPS .775, H 2403, 2B 415, 3B 128, HR 156, RBI 927, SB 20
Notes: (2005–2019) Pedro Barrera was born on April 16, 1986, in Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico. Barrera was inspired to become a professional baseball player after watching Juan Gonzalez of the Texas Rangers. Gonzalez's position led to Barrera following in his footsteps as a right (and occasionally center) fielder, even if he was better suited elsewhere. The Windam Park Colts signed Barrera on June 16, 2004, and he made his major league debut the following year. By 2006, Barrera was an every day player, and he ended up playing 14 years in total for the club. Barrera's career highlights include three All-Star appearances (2014-16). He also had a .342 batting average and 212 hits in 2008, both of which is still the second-best batting average in a season for a Colt/Bear. Barrera retired as the team's all-time leader in games, at-bats, hits, triples, and runs. He also was top-three in RBIs and top-five in home runs. Barrera is also the first Puerto Rican and first minority player to make it into the team Hall of Fame. League VI.16 East Division Champion - 2016 League IV.8 East Division Champion - 2018 2026 Team Hall of Fame Inductee

Hall of Famer Francisco Becerra

#51 - Francisco Becerra [ID #77146] P
Home Town: Guadalajara, Mexico School: none
Hall Of Famer Bats (S) Throws (R) Positions: P

Games 247, W 107, L 75, CG 22, SHO 12, ERA 3.75, BAA .218, WHIP 1.294, IP 1518⅔, K 1204
Notes: (2020-2028) Francisco Becerra was born on August 11, 1996. The then-Windam Park Colts won Becerra off of the waiver wire on May 10, 2018. Becerra had been on two teams prior to the Colts' winning claim. After two years in the minors, he made his debut in 2020. Becerra went on to win Rookie Pitcher of the Year that year. Becerra is the only player to win the Cy Young award in team history (2025). He retired first in Player of the Game awards, strikeouts, and WHIP and third in innings pitched. Becerra retired holding the single-season record for wins (23) and Player of the Game awards (14) in a season. Becerra was named to three All-Star teams (2022, 2024-25) and one All-League team (2025). After his release during the 2028 season, he played with the Pomona Wolves and finished the year with the Ithaca Titans, where he pitched for another four seasons.

Hall of Famer Mark Bruzzone

#61 - Mark Bruzzone [ID #85031] 1B
Home Town: Coral Springs, Florida School: none
Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: 1B

Games 1439, AVE .278, OBP .335, SLG .550, OPS .885, H 1572, 2B 380, 3B 45, HR 358, RBI 1104, SB 119
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Hall of Famer Young Nam Park

#67 - Young Nam Park [ID #124756] P
Home Town: Busan, South Korea School: none Drafted: 2026, Round #2 by Scranton Bears
Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: P

Games 334, W 111, L 105, S 5, CG 30, SHO 4, ERA 3.50, BAA .244, WHIP 1.267, IP 1941⅔, K 992
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Hall of Famer Richard Curran

#69 - Richard Curran [ID #129387] P
Home Town: Metuchen, New Jersey School: none Drafted: 2027, Round #1 by Scranton Bears
Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: P

Games 309, W 117, L 127, CG 70, SHO 14, ERA 3.95, BAA .259, WHIP 1.268, IP 2033⅓, K 1413
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Hall of Famer Eduardo Agosto

#78 - Eduardo Agosto [ID #227917] OF
Home Town: Carolina, Puerto Rico High School: Clemente High School Drafted: 2041, Round #1 by Scranton Bears
Hall Of Famer Bats (S) Throws (R) Positions: OF

Games 1786, AVE .263, OBP .342, SLG .452, OPS .795, H 1816, 2B 460, 3B 41, HR 253, RBI 979, SB 13
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Hall of Famer Ricky Meadows

#87 - Ricky Meadows [ID #46985] OF
Home Town: Tuscaloosa, Alabama School: none
Hall Of Famer Bats (L) Throws (L) Positions: OF c 1b 2b 3b

Games 2018, AVE .274, OBP .361, SLG .460, OPS .820, H 1981, 2B 514, 3B 76, HR 227, RBI 1032, SB 2
Notes: (2006–2020) Ricky Meadows was born on February 5, 1987 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Growing up in a football town, it was always expected that Meadows would play football. Meadows wore #87 in high school as a slot receiver and punt returner. In a shocking twist, Meadows spurned Mike Shula's offer to play football for the University of Alabama at the last minute when he was drafted by the Windam Park Colts in 2005, citing his desire to play a safer sport and being able to be legally paid for doing it. He also assumed there was some connection to the Indianapolis Colts of the National Football League, and almost quit baseball to walk on at a Division II school when he learned there was no connection. Meadows made his debut the next year, playing in 20 games for the Colts primarily as a pinch runner, before returning to the minor leagues to develop his abilities more. He eventually made his debut as an everyday player in 2008, and remained on the team for 13 full seasons. Meadows was consistently amongst the best in the league, earning 8 straight All-Star appearances from 2010-2017. Meadows is one of three players in franchise history (Joe Clark, Pedro Barrera) to appear in 2000 or more games for the Windam Park Colts/Scranton Bears. Upon being let go by the team in 2020, he was second in franchise history in home runs and RBIs, and third in hits. After being used sparingly by the Louisville Cardinals and Cedar Rapids Royals, he retired at the end of the 2021 season. His statistical achievements still rank amongst the best in franchise history to the time of his induction. League VI.16 East Division Champion - 2016 League IV.8 East Division Champion - 2018 2025 Team Hall of Fame Inductee

Hall of Famer Gorman Farrell

#88 - Gorman Farrell [ID #155003] P
Home Town: Anaheim, California School: none Drafted: 2032, Round #2 by Scranton Bears
Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: P

Games 565, W 17, L 22, S 403, ERA 2.09, BAA .184, WHIP 1.034, IP 636⅔, K 552
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Hall of Famer Chin Hae Hwang

#96 - Chin Hae Hwang [ID #45209] P
Home Town: Uijeongbu, South Korea School: none
Hall Of Famer Bats (L) Throws (L) Positions: P

Games 416, W 163, L 134, S 1, CG 43, SHO 11, ERA 3.83, BAA .257, WHIP 1.382, IP 2539⅔, K 823
Notes: (2005–2017) Chin Hae Hwang was born on February 20, 1986, in Uijeongbu, South Korea. Hwang was drafted by the Windam Park Colts in 2005, and eventually was called up in 2008. During his career, Hwang was a five-time All Star. 2027 Team Hall of Fame Inductee