Pulaski Yankees

• Pulaski Counts, , – • Pulaski Phillies, –, – • Pulaski Cubs, – • Pulaski Braves, – • Pulaski Rangers, – • Pulaski Blue Jays, – • Pulaski Mariners, – • Pulaski Yankees, – Pulaski's teams won the Appalachian League's championship in , , , and . Pulaski was the 2010 Appalachian League Eastern Division Champion. ==Ballpark==

The Pulaski Yankees played at Calfee Park. Calfee Park opened in 1935 and had a capacity of 3,200 fans. A number of houses that surround the park had good views of games. The park had major renovations prior to the season, with a new grandstand behind the plate and along the first-base side as well as "open-air suites" (railed-in areas with picnic tables) farther down on the first-base line. A new scoreboard was also installed. Since the Shelor Automotive Group purchased Calfee Park from the Town of Pulaski in 2015, ownership has completed numerous upgrades including a renovated home team clubhouse; a new visiting team clubhouse, concession stand, press box, and souvenir store; the addition of two VIP Towers, upgrading seating, and a 35’ x 22’ JumboTron; a Bermuda grass playing field and new irrigation system; construction of new home offices for ballpark employees; and the expansion of the upper concourse. Most recently prior to the 2019 season, a three-tiered party deck and new boxes were added along the third base line, increasing the ballpark's capacity to 3,200. Additional upgrades including 800 new seats behind the party deck and new concessions points of sale were planned for 2020 before being put on hold due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Calfee Park was voted the best rookie-level ballpark in America in 2019 and 2020 by a fan vote in Ballpark Digest's annual Best of the Ballparks competition. ==Playoffs==

• 2019: Lost to Burlington 2–1 in semifinals. • 2017: Defeated Bluefield 2–1 in semifinals; lost to Elizabethton 2–0 in finals. • 2015: Lost to Princeton 2–1 in semifinals. • 2013: Defeated Bluefield 2–0 in semifinals; defeated Greeneville 2–0 to win championship. • 2010: Lost to Elizabethton 2–0 in semifinals. • 2008: Lost to Elizabethton 2–0 in finals. • 1999: Lost to Martinsville 2–0 in finals. • 1997: Lost to Bluefield 2–0 in finals. • 1991: Defeated Burlington 2–0 to win championship. • 1989: Lost to Elizabethton 2–0 in finals. • 1986: Defeated Johnson City 2–1 to win championship. • 1984: Lost to Elizabethton 1–0 in finals. ==Notable Pulaski alumni==

• Steve Avery (1988) MLB All-Star • Jeff Blauser (1984) 2 x MLB All-Star • Don Cardwell (1954) • Larry Christenson (1972) • Mark Clear (1974) 2 x MLB All-Star • Julio Cruz (MGR, 1997) • David Elder (1997) • Jim Essian (1970) • Tony Graffanino (1990) • Dallas Green (1970, MGR) Manager: 1980 World Series Champion - Philadelphia Phillies • Aaron Harang (1999) • David Justice (1985) 3 x MLB All-Star; 1990 NL Rookie of the Year • Mike Lamb (1997) • Kameron Loe (2002) • Colby Lewis (1999) • Grady Little (MGR, 1986–1987) • Javy López (1989) 3 x MLB All-Star • Jerry Martin (1971) • Kevin Mench (1999) • Urban Meyer (1983) College Football Coach • Travis Snider, Pulaski Blue Jays • Jason Schmidt (1992) 3 x MLB All-Star • Mike Stanton (1987) MLB All-Star • Eugenio Vélez, Pulaski Blue Jays • Turk Wendell (1988) • C. J. Wilson (2001) 2 x MLB All-Star • Mark Wohlers (1988-1989) MLB All-Star • Zack Littell (2014) • Anthony Volpe (2019) New York Yankees ==References==