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Ventura County Gulls T-Shirt (Heavyweight) - Vintage Defunct Baseball Teams - California cedar rapids rabbits "Spudders" has nothing to doThe Ventura County Gulls, based in Ventura, California, played the 1986 season in the California League, returning professional baseball to the coast for the first time since the Channel Cities Oilers era three decades earlier. The franchise arrived when former big league third baseman Ken McMullen led a group, including actor Mark Harmon, that bought the dormant Lodi club and moved it to seaside Ventura County; McMullen knew the league well, having