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| State College Spikes |
0-1 L 21-22 |
| Trenton Thunder |
1-1 W 17-9 |
| State College Spikes |
1-2 L 10-18 |
| Jamestown Jammers |
2-2 W 5-1 |
| Portland Sea Dogs |
2-3 L 16-17 |
| Somerset Patriots |
3-3 W 9-6 |
| Lowell Spinners |
4-3 W 25-23 |
| Syracuse Skychiefs |
5-3 W 15-11 |
| Vermont Lake Monsters |
5-4 L 22-30 |
| Trenton Thunder |
5-5 L 14-15 |
| Jamestown Jammers |
6-5 W 16-14 |
| Somerset Patriots |
7-5 W 19-0* |
| State College Spikes |
8-5 W 25-20 |
| Trenton Thunder |
9-5 W 22-0* |
| New Orleans Zephyrs |
9-5 T 19-19 |
| New Orleans Zephyrs* |
9-6 L 14-21 |
| Round Rock Express |
10-6 W 26-10 |
| State College Spikes |
11-6 W 20-15 |
| Somerset Patriots |
12-6 W 23-0* |
| Lowell Spinners (playoffs) |
12-7 L 24-26 |
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Buckled down by knee injuries, John was denied the possibility of playing in the Major Leagues. As a shortstop, he led his Junior team to the World Series title. After retiring, John coached sandlot ball for 6 years. However, the allure of becoming the Brooklyn Cyclones' manager prompted him to quit that endeavor and join his hometown team. If you are a Red Sox fan, do not cross John's path.
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