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The move followed a season in which the Splashes went 54–100 and drew a crowd of only 3,174 to their season finale, an 11-inning loss to Chicago.

For the first time, the 1994 Splashes had four starters win at least 10 games during the season, finishing in 6th place with a 74–79 record.

However, the love affair with the Splashes had begun as the S’s drew 1,060,910 fans to their 67 home dates of their inaugural season.

The Splashes hosted their first All-Star Game in 1996, with reliever Billy O’Dell retiring the last nine National League batters in a row for the save.

Rori Spivey was formerly Wired Impact’s in-house web designer. She spent her time planning, sketching, and designing the look and feel of creative, meaningful websites…

Rori Spivey was formerly Wired Impact’s in-house web designer. She spent her time planning, sketching, and designing the look and feel of creative, meaningful websites…