2009 Nashville Sounds season

The Nashville Sounds' 2009 season is the franchise's thirty-second year of play.

Regular season

The Sounds opened their season at the newly-renovated Herschel Greer Stadium on April 9 with a 5–7 loss against the New Orleans Zephyrs. Before the game, new team owners Masahiro Honzawa, Steve Posner, and Frank Ward, collectively known as MFP Baseball, made speeches welcoming those in attendance. Also speaking was Nashville Mayor Karl Dean. Dean, who was publicly at odds with the team's previous principal ownership group, praised MFP's efforts and commitment to the Sounds and the city of Nashville. In an on-field ceremony, Oak Ridge Boys singer Richard Sterban, a long-time team supporter and minority owner, became the first person to be inducted into the "Ambassador's Club", which recognizes individuals who have shown a long-standing commitment to the Sounds.

Season standings

Record versus opponents

Team

Record

Win %

Games left

American North

Iowa Cubs

8–4

.667

4

Memphis Redbirds

6–2

.750

8

Omaha Royals

8–8

.500

0

American South

Albuquerque Isotopes

0–0

16

New Orleans Zephyrs

5–3

.625

8

Oklahoma City RedHawks

2–2

.500

12

Round Rock Express

0–0

16

Pacific North

Colorado Springs Sky Sox

0–0

4

Portland Beavers

2–2

.500

0

Salt Lake Bees

0–0

4

Tacoma Rainiers

1–3

.250

0

Pacific South

Fresno Grizzlies

0–0

4

Las Vegas 51s

3–1

.750

0

Reno Aces

3–1

.750

0

Sacramento River Cats

0–0

4

Game log

2009 Game Log

Roster

Current

Year-to-date

2009 Nashville Sounds roster

Players

Pitchers

  • Mike Burns
  • Josh Butler
  • Chris Cody
  • Tim Dillard
  • Matt Ginter
  • Nick Green
  • Lindsay Gulin
  • Trevor Hoffman
  • Ryan Houston
  • Dave Johnson
  • Wes Littleton
  • Sam Narron
  • Chris Narveson
  • Juan Sandoval
  • Chris Smith
  • R. J. Swindle
  • Chase Wright

References