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The San Diego Clippers are in the Western League of the American Strat-o-Matic Baseball League. Owner Jason Hoagland has been in charge of the team since 1998 whereupon he took a lucrative offer from the San Diego community to relocate his team from Honolulu to Jack Murphy Stadium and become the San Diego Clippers. The Clippers have rebuilt themselves under Hoagland and have a promising young team in the hopes of returning their team to the season 1 ASBL form of being the Pacific Division Champs.

The San Diego Clippers are managed by Hall of Famer Casey Stengel. Stengel is most well known for managing the New York Yankees to a string of titles in the 1940's and 50's. However, San Diego was able to lure him out of retirement (and the grave) to come manage their young ballclub to attain the success that those Yankee teams did. Read about what Stengal has to say about life, baseball and the Clippers.

After moving their record to 41-37 and within four games of the last playoff spot, GM Jason Hoagland went into buying mode. He obtained Jeromy Burnitz and Royce Clayton from the Richmond Rampage in exchange for Gabe Kapler and a player to be named later, rumoured to be Mike Sirotka. Although the move was not made in time for this week of play, Hoagland expects an immediate contribution. "This should show everybody involved with the Clippers: the players, coaching staff and fans, that the San Diego Clippers will truly be players in the ASBL playoffs this season.

News Flash! Hitchcock a Clipper

General Manager Jason Hoagland acquired Starting Pitcher Sterling Hitchcock from the Wichita Shockers this week. Concerns about Hitchcock's elbow meant that Hoagland got him at a discounted price of Bobby Bonilla and Allen Watson. Manager Casey Stengal was pleased with the move. "We got our guy," he said. "Now I can throw a couple of my guys out there any time I want, or I can throw my other 2 guys." The move bumps Sidney Ponson from the rotation, as Stengal wants to give Freddy Garcia a chance to shine.