The Jamestown Jammers are a minor league baseball team in Jamestown, New York, United States. The team is the Short-Season A classification affiliate of the Florida Marlins and plays in the New York - Penn League. The Jammers' home field is Russell Diethrick Park in Jamestown. The Jammers are co-owned along with the Buffalo Bisons by Bob Rich, Jr. The team was preceded in Jamestown by the Jamestown Falcons (initially known as the Jamestown Jaguars) and the Jamestown Expos; a Jamestown franchise has been in the New York-Penn League since its inception as the PONY League in 1939. The team was founded in 1994, when the Niagara Falls Rapids relocated to Jamestown. The Jamestown Expos had left the city after the 1993 season, relocating to Vermont. The new team was named the "Jammers" after a fan vote, with the winning name beating out others such as the All-Americans, Furniture Makers, Jimmies, Lakers, Lucys, Muskies and Steamers. [1] The team's logo was a Tasmanian Devil-esque character. The mascot was a similar character named J.J. Jammer. In the offseason before the 2006 season, in an attempt to put an end once and for all to the "what is a Jammer?" questions, the Jammers changed their logo to a cartoon grape theme. The new logo represents the strong tradition of grape-growing in Chautauqua County. On June 19, the eve of opening day, the team officially announced the name of its new mascot: Bubba Grape, the Baseball Ape. The Jammers' radio affiliates are WKSN, which carries all away games, and WRFA-LP, who carried four home games in 2007. In an effort to draw people to the ballpark, the team does not usually allow home games to be broadcast on the radio.

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Notable alumni

Season records

Season	W	L	Finish (games back of leader)	Playoffs
2008	47	29	2nd in Pinckney Division (0 GB)*	Won Semifinals (Staten Island Yankees) Lost Championship (Batavia Muckdogs)
2007	28	47	6th (last) in Pinckney Division (18.5 GB)	Out of playoffs
2006	33	39	5th in Pinckney Division (8 GB)	Out of playoffs
2005	31	44	4th (last) in Pinckney Division (14 GB)	Out of playoffs
2004	30	45	3rd in Pinckney Division (20.5 GB)	Out of playoffs
2003	22	51	4th (last) in Pinckney Division (33.5 GB)	Out of playoffs
2002	32	42	4th (last) in Pinckney Division (14 GB)	Out of playoffs
2001	39	36	2nd in Pinckney Division (9.5 GB)	Lost Semifinals (Williamsport Crosscutters)
2000	36	38	3rd in Pinckney Division (11 GB)	Out of playoffs
1999	38	38	4th in Pinckney Division (5 GB)	Out of playoffs
1998	32	43	3rd in Pinckney Division (12.5 GB)	Out of playoffs
1997	25	49	4th (last) in Stedler Division (24 GB)	Out of playoffs
1996	39	36
1995
1994				Lost Semifinals (New Jersey Cardinals)

* - The Jammers and Batavia Muckdogs finished in a virtual tie for first place in the Pinckney Division in the 2008 season; however, the Muckdogs played two fewer games, finishing at 46-28 to the Jammers' 47-29. The Muckdogs' .622 winning percentage gave them the division title over the Jammers' .618. ^[2]

Roster

Players				Coaches/Other
Pitchers 39 Benito Beato 33 Chris Bodishbaugh 38 Arquimedes Caminero 26 Drew Clothier 31 Skyler Crawford 32 Johnny Dorn 44 Brad Hand 6 Daniel Jennings 52 Tom Koehler 13 Wade Korpi 7 Andy Loomis 20 Kedrick Martin 47 Geury Ramirez 16 Brandon Todd 3 Matt Vieira 46 Elih Villanueva 45 Jared Yecker		Catchers 5 Miguel Fermin 49 Konrad Thieme Infielders 29 Ernie Banks 10 Paul Gran 24 Ben Lasater 11 Lonnie Lechelt 50 Mitch MacDonald 14 Jesus Rojas 28 Joel Staples 34 Robert Taylor 12 Brandon Turner Outfielders 9 Justin Bass 17 Felix Martinez 4 Kevin Mattison 15 Brian Schultz 40 Jeremy Synan 2 Ray White		Manager 51 Darin Everson Coaches 18 Johnny Rodriguez (hitting) 28 Charlie Corbell (pitching) † Disabled list * On Florida Marlins 40-man roster ‡ Reserve list § Suspended list updated 2008-10-14