Kevin Kiermaier with his 2010 P-Rays Most Popular Player Award. (photo-S.L. Craig)
Season-long fan balloting propels outfielder Kevin Kiermaier to the top of the list.
L to R: Appalachian League president Lee Landers, Princeton Baseball board member Ed Hudnall, Minor League Baseball president Pat O'Conner, and Princeton Rays' general manager Jim Holland. (photo-S.L. Craig)
For the first time in Princeton's 23-year franchise history, the top executive in Minor League Baseball is in the house.
P-Rays are all smiles after team's sixth Mercer Cup series win in last eight years. (S.L. Craig)
For the sixth time in the last eight years, the Mercer Cup will be right at home in Princeton!
Here's just some of the souvenirs available for 2010.
There are even more souvenir items now in stock and ready to go featuring the P-Rays "new look" in 2010!
Dan Rhault will help lead P-Rays' 2010 charge versus childhood cancer. (photo-S.L. Craig)
2009 P-Ray Dan Rhault, a childhood leukemia survivor, will assist with the team's 2010 JPHF campaign.
Hard work and a long climb have resulted in Princeton being Michael Johns' first pro managerial job. (photo-Tampa Bay Rays)
"MJ" was here for a February visit and is now ready for a summer return.
- AUG29-Rays continue lase-season surge with 3rd straight win
- AUG21: Cards complete three-game sweep of P-Rays
- AUG20(G2): Johnson City drills P-Rays by 13-2 count
- The 2010 Mercer Cup Stays Here! P-Rays defeat O's again.
- AUG15: Rays creep within one win of Mercer Cup with 11-3 rout
- Light-hearted guy off to serious start: Meet George Jensen
- Copying "Pudge:" Meet Alejandro Segovia
- AUG 8: P-Rays thump Bluefield 8-1, take Mercer Cup lead
- AUG 7: P-Rays extend Astros to extra innings before falling
- P-Rays' pitcher Justin Hall completes unique journey to Princeton
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- * 1st half division winner
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- & Wild card winner
- @ Clinched playoff spot
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