Team Names: Pensacola Pelicans (2002-10)
First Season: 2002 (in Southeastern League), 2006 (in American Association)
Last Season: 2010
Location: Pensacola, Florida
Stadium: Pelican Park (Capacity: 3,000)

All-Time Record: 223-255 (.467)
Playoff Appearances: 2 (’09, ’10)
All-Time Playoff Record: 4-6
Miles Wolff Cup Finals Appearances: 1 (2009)
Miles Wolff Cup Championships: 0

All-Time Record: 412-385 (.517)
Playoff Appearances: 6 (’02, ’03, ’04, ’05, ’09, ’10)
All-Time Playoff Record: 15-17 (.469)
League Finals Appearances: 3 (’02, ’03, ’09)
League Championships: 1 (2002)

All-Time Attendance: 523,646

The Pelicans were founded as one of the few potentially viable organizations in the Southeastern League, a loop that lasted just two seasons and was on life support the entire time. Finding a more stable home in the Central League after the SEL folded, after two years in the CL the Pelicans were one of five clubs from that circuit to help found the American Association.

In 2010, Pelicans owner Quint Studer orchestrated a convoluted deal that involved relocating two affiliated minor league clubs (Carolina and Kinston) and compensating a third (Mobile) for territory rights, along with a ballpark deal for a new facility to open in 2012. After the 2010 season, Studer sold the Pelicans to a group in Amarillo and the club relocated, while the Double-A Pensacola Blue Wahoos began operations in 2012.

Season-by-Season (Southeastern League)

Year	W	L	PCT.	Place	GB	Playoffs	Attend.
2002	39	28	.582	2nd	1.0	W Playoff Tnmt. (3-1)	–
2003	42	23	.646	1st	–	W 1R vs. Macon (2-0) L FIN vs. Baton Rouge (3-1)	34,295

Season-by-Season (Central League)

Year	W	L	PCT.	Place*	GB	Playoffs	Attend.
2004	55	40	.579	1st	–	L 1R vs. Shreveport (3-0)	44,584
2005	53	40	.570	2nd	6.5	L 1R vs. Fort Worth (3-2)	68,142

*South Division (2004), Central League (2005)

Season-by-Season (American Association)

Year	W	L	PCT.	Place*	GB	Playoffs	Attend.
2006	40	56	.417	3/5	16.5	–	78,755
2007	39	56	.410	5/4	19.0	–	92,466
2008	43	53	.448	4/3	17.0	–	82,999
2009	53	43	.552	2/1	–	W 1R v. Fort Worth (3-1) L FIN vs. Lincoln (3-2)	71,797
2010	49	46	.516	3/1	9.0	L 1R vs. Shrev.-Boss. (3-2)	50,608

*South Division (2006-10)

Year-by-Year Pitching

YR	W	L	PCT.	ERA	G	GS	CG	SHO	SV	INN	H	R	ER	HR	BB	K	HBP	WP	WHIP
2002	39	28	.582	–	57	57	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
2003	42	23	.646	3.45	65	65	2	–	15	565.2	521	280	217	33	234	485	65	24	1.34
2004	55	40	.579	4.12	95	95	5	4	21	817.0	785	457	374	63	362	714	77	64	1.40
2005	53	40	.570	4.68	93	93	5	6	21	806.0	854	497	419	70	269	678	88	57	1.39
2006	39	57	.406	4.64	96	96	1	5	21	834.0	903	509	430	55	421	597	66	78	1.59
2007	39	56	.411	4.84	95	95	4	0	21	838.1	945	520	451	75	332	591	49	51	1.52
2008	43	53	.448	4.91	96	96	4	2	21	834.1	932	545	455	75	304	615	75	70	1.48
2009	53	43	.552	4.47	96	96	5	8	23	863.1	905	527	429	59	341	658	58	53	1.44
2010	49	46	.516	5.06	95	95	5	5	28	842.0	1015	549	473	61	308	585	59	49	1.57

Year-by-Year Hitting

YR	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	CS	BB	K	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS	HBP	SH	SF
2002	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
2003	65	2191	357	583	101	11	51	294	114	35	258	516	.266	.355	.392	.747	46	24	16
2004	95	3197	555	917	170	15	93	506	106	38	324	607	.287	.359	.437	.796	55	28	31
2005	93	3153	537	892	163	10	103	501	107	33	304	585	.283	.360	.439	.799	88	12	26
2006	96	3220	477	906	169	13	72	437	122	51	332	614	.281	.358	.409	.767	71	49	32
2007	95	3252	407	880	149	18	50	370	108	50	269	648	.271	.335	.374	.708	56	51	22
2008	96	3212	468	832	163	8	67	430	91	39	375	646	.259	.343	.377	.720	46	32	20
2009	96	3383	550	992	168	9	45	490	161	45	396	544	.293	.370	.388	.758	40	52	40
2010	95	3262	537	962	164	13	67	474	75	41	432	528	.295	.383	.415	.798	61	54	40

Managers

Name	Years	W	L	PCT.	Playoff Apps (Titles)
Keith Huth/ Ruben Rodriguez/ Pete Della Ratta*	2002	39	28	.582	1 (1)
Bernie Carbo	2003-05	150	102	.595	3
Kash Beauchamp	2006	40	56	.417	0
Mac Seibert	2007-08	82	109	.429	0
Talmadge Nunnari	2009-10	102	89	.534	2

*Individual records unknown due to in-season managerial changes; Della Ratta was managing team at end of season and is credited with league championship victory