About Shaner’s
Welcome to Shaner's Pizza, where we've been proudly serving up delicious thin crust pizza since 1991. Our founder and owner, Shane Rawley, has been in the pizza business for more than twice as long as he's been playing baseball – and he still loves every minute of it!
While Shane may not be able to cover first base on a grounder anymore, he's always happy to chat with our customers and answer any baseball-related questions. He especially loves interacting with kids and showing off his collection of card tricks – so don't be shy about asking him to perform one for you!
At Shaner's Pizza, we're passionate about using only the freshest, highest-quality ingredients in all of our dishes. Whether you're in the mood for a classic cheese pizza, some mouth-watering wings, or a fresh, crisp salad, we've got you covered.
So come on in, grab a slice (or two!), and enjoy your time at Shaner's Pizza. We can't wait to serve you!
About Shane William Rawley
PERSONAL:
• Born July 27, 1955, Racine, WI
• Married Yvonne Hebda 11/24/2020
• Children: Andrew - born December 24,1986
Sarah - Born September15, 1988
Grant - born July 12,1990
• Graduate of William Horlick High (Racine,WI) Played baseball and basketball
• Attended Indian Hills Community College (Centerville, IA) Played baseball
• Earned pilot’s license in 1980
• Moved to Sarasota in 1982
HOBBIES:
• Writing, tennis, golf, flying, traveling, kayak, fishing, and reading
BASEBALL CAREER:
Signed pro contract in 1974 by the Montreal Expos
Was sent to Sarasota to play in the Florida Gulf Coast League (‘74)
16-year pro career with 12 major league seasons (1978-89)
Four years with the Seattle Mariners(1978-81)
Two and a half years with the New York Yankees (1982-84)
Four and a half years with the Philadelphia Phillies (1984-1988)
One year with the Minnesota Twins (1989)
First major league win vs. Texas Rangers (5/20/78)
Named NL Pitcher of the Month for August 1985, was 4-0, 1.72 ERA with four complete games and two shutouts
Named Player of the Week (9/21 – 9/27) in1981 with 4 saves and 2 wins with Seattle
Named to the 1986 All-Star Team
Career record 111 wins and 40 saves
Best year was 1987 (17-11) second in league with 17 wins
Phillies Player Representative (1985-88)