86-76 (.531)
Ballpark
Attendance
1,692,432 total
20,894 per game
20,894 per game
1986 Draft Picks
Round
Pick
Player
2
45
Keith Thomas OF
4
98
Mike Moscrey P
5
124
Joe Lazor P
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