Hall of Fame
Family ties on the Pan American baseball team were strong as the Broncs had three brothers on the squad. The Tyrone brothers played for the Broncs in 1970-1972 and 1976-1979. The first Tyrone to be named a Bronc was James Tyrone who played in 1970 and '71. He currently holds the number-three spot in the record books in batting average with a .363 and the number-six spot in stolen bases with 71. In his tenure with the Broncs, he recorded eight triples. James was also a part of the 1971 College World Series team where he was named an All-American, for the second consecutive season. In 1971, he stole 51 bags and was walked on 50 occasions. After his stint with the Broncs, Tyrone signed a professional baseball contract with the Cubs and played in 1972, '74-'75 and the A's in 1977.
