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Terps in Pro Baseball Player Year Pos MEDIA AND RECRUITING GUIDE 37 TERPS IN PRO BASEBALL Player Year Pos. Organizations Player Year Pos. Organizations Player Year Pos. Organizations Brandon Agamennone 1998 P Expos, Orioles Kevin Hart 2004 P/1B Orioles, Cubs Steve Miller 1983 INF Giants, Padres Joe Andrus 1948 OF Yankees Ron Hartman 1996 IF Diamondbacks Eric Milton 1996 P Yankees, Twins, Phillies, Reds Jerry Bark 1965 P Mets Kevin Haverbusch 1997 SS Pirates, Red Sox Scott Mogar 1996 OF Australian League Casey Baron 2007 P Brewers Roy Heiser 1961 P Senators Persh Mondorff 1941 P Dodgers Mark Barrett 1994 P Padres Connie Hemphill 1954 P Indians Ryan Moorer 2007 P Mariners Ken Beck 2002 P Expos Neal Herrick 1980 1B/OF/P Orioles David Mysel 1992 P Tigers Bosey Berger 1932 INF Indians, White Sox, Red Sox Mike Herson 1968 P Orioles, Brewers Simon Nicholls 1903 SS/2B Tigers, A’s, Indians Matt Baumann 1993 P Giants Buck Herzog 1905 INF/MGR Giants, Braves, Reds, Cubs Jim Norris 1971 1B/OF Indians, Rangers Gary Bishop 1977 1B/OF Twins John Hetrick 1967 OF Tigers Seth Overbey 2006 P Blue Jays Jim Bottoms 1969 OF Senators, Angels Anthony Hicks 1986 OF Cardinals Steve Paasch 1994 P Phillies Tom Bradley 1968 P Angels, White Sox, Giants, A’s Gene Hiser 1970 OF Cubs Boots Panella 1951 P Red Sox Steve Braun 2008 INF Brewers Lou Holcomb 1989 P Rangers Ben Pfinsgraff 2006 P Phillies Scott Bronowicz 1998 C Braves Chris Hudson 1977 C Pirates Jim Pitt 1964 OF Twins Tom Brown 1963 1B/OF Senators Harry Hughes 1948 P Yankees Bill Plate 1946 1B Pirates Roger Brueckner 1963 2B Orioles John Hunton 1950 INF Yankees Dick Richardson 1967 SS Senators Anthony Buffone 2004 IF/C/OF Phillies Mark Jackman 1977 P White Sox, Royals Sherry Robertson 1939 INF Senators, A’s David Burst 1986 SS Braves Drew Johnson 1991 INF Orioles Mike Romanovsky 1984 P Angels Buckey Buscher 1934 OF International League Eddie Johnson 1939 INF Yankees Alan Sadler 1984 P Brewers Curley Byrd 1908 P Eastern Shore League Steve Jordan 1981 C Brewers Dave Suave 1971 2B Red Sox, Giants Brett Cecil 2007 P Blue Jays George Kazmarek 1967 OF Mets Jeff Schaefer 1981 INF Orioles, Angels, Dodgers, White Mike Chadick 1971 P Pirates Vic Keen 1918 P A’s, Cubs, Cardinals Sox, Mariners, Indians Scott Christopher 1976 INF Orioles Charlie Keller 1936 OF Yankees, Tigers Steve Schmoll 2004 P Dodgers, Mets, Nationals Shorty Chumbris 1938 SS Tigers Charles Keller 1958 1B/OF Yankees Brian Schroeder 1995 OF/INF Frontier League Mark Ciardi 1983 P Brewers Hal Keller 1945 C Senators Burton Shipley 1914 3B/MGR N.E. League, E.S. Lg. Chris Clem 2005 P Cardinals Dan Kerns 1966 3B Orioles Bill Siedling 1966 C Senators Art Clessuras 1958 OF Tigers George Klinedinst 1961 OF Senators Pete Sinipoli 1981 P Pirates Phil Corddry 1969 P Red Sox Mike Knode 1916 OF/INF Cardinals Rich Smith 1989 P Orioles Harry Crouthamul 1946 P Reds Ray Knode 1920 1B Indians Scott Smith 1980 P Astros, Cubs Tom Curtiss 1999 P Braves Shawn Knott 1992 P Orioles Chris Smoot 1992 P Braves Larry Davis 1967 1B Senators Frank Kolarek 1975 C A’s Don Soderberg 1952 P Red Sox Charles Devereaux 1992 P Orioles Pete Laake 1989 INF Rangers Gary Spies 1975 C Twins Chad Durakis 2008 C Orioles Mike Long 1966 OF Mets Earl Springer 1940 P Orioles Whitney Emshweller 1951 OF Eastern Shore League Derrick Maddox 1996 OF Phillies Mike Stevens 1927 1B 3 I League John Fantauzzi 1990 1B/P Padres, Rockies Garry Maddox Jr. 1996 OF Red Sox, Astros, D’Backs, Phillies Bud Sutyak 1966 OF/C Northern League Bob Ferris 1976 P Angels George Manz 1968 P Orioles, Cubs Ron Swoboda 1963 OF Mets, Expos, Yankees Marty Freeman 1984 OF Tigers Justin Maxwell 2005 OF Nationals Matt Swope 2002 OF Expos George Gaffney 1955 P Orioles John McCurdy 2002 INF A’s Frank Thomas 1978 INF Brewers Kyle George 2003 SS Orioles Kevin McDonald 2002 C/1B Tigers Gene Thomas 1992 OF Giants Don Gleasner 1946 C Red Sox Brett McGonnigal 1991 OF Giants Ken Trusky 1989 OF Pirates Tim Gordon 1982 3B Red Sox Randy McGarvey 1969 C Senators Casey Trout 1999 INF Brewers Bob Grossman 1972 P Indians Michael Meagher 2005 P Cardinals Gerry Vezendy 1964 P Red Sox, Cardinals Derek Hacopian 1992 OF Indians, Brewers, Padres Truan Mehl 2005 OF Rangers Jeff Wagners 1995 INF Frontier League Jamie Hammond 2000 P Western League (Solano) Bill Meury 1990 INF Padres Bob Weiss 1956 P Dodgers Vic Willis 1936 1B/P Susquehanna League Year denotes last at Maryland • Bold indicates Major Leaguer 2008 STATS FOR TERPS IN THE MINOR LEAGUES CASEY BARON KEVIN HART RYAN MOORER BREVARD COUNTY (MILWAUKEE TENNESSEE/IOWA (CHICAGO CUBS) WISCONSIN (SEATTLE MARINERS) BREWERS) Team G IP H R ER BB K W-L SV ERA Team G IP H R ER BB K W-L SV ERA Team G IP H R ER BB K W-L SV ERA Tennessee (AA) 1 3.0 2 1 1 2 3 0-0 0 3.00 Wisconsin (A) 44 64.2 69 36 30 23 47 1-2 1 4.18 Brevard County (A+) 47 70.1 84 33 27 16 53 4-2 4 3.45 Iowa (AAA) 26 57.2 38 19 18 20 63 4-2 0 2.81 STEVE SCHMOLL STEVE BRAUN JUSTIN MAXWELL HARRISBURG (WASHINGTON NATIONALS) HELENA (MILWAUKEE BREWERS) HARRISBURG (WASHINGTON NATIONALS) Team G IP H R ER BB K W-L SV ERA Harrisburg (AA) 46 70.1 78 29 24 17 52 3-5 7 3.07 Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG Helena (Rookie) 25 80 8 14 2 1 1 6 .175 Harrisburg (AA) 43 146 35 34 6 3 7 28 .233 BRETT CECIL TRUAN MEHL DUNEDIN/NEW HAMPSHIRE/SYRACUSE BAKERSFIELD (TEXAS RANGERS) (TORONTO BLUE JAYS) Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG Team G IP H R ER BB K W-L SV ERA Bakersfield (A+) 123 450 44 111 15 2 3 46 .247 Dunedin (A+) 4 10.1 6 2 2 2 11 0-0 0 1.74 New Hampshire (AA) 18 77.2 66 24 22 23 87 6-2 0 2.55 Syracuse (AAA) 6 30.2 28 17 14 23 87 2-3 0 4.11 SETH OVERBEY NEW HAMPSHIRE (TORONTO BLUE JAYS) Team G IP H R ER BB K W-L SV ERA CHAD DURAKIS N. Hampshire (AA) 53 74.1 81 38 34 38 53 4-3 1 4.12 ABERDEEN (BALTIMORE ORIOLES) Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG Aberdeen (A-) 29 90 7 19 8 0 0 9 .211 2009 38 BASEBALL IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES Bosey Berger • INFIELD (1932, 1935-39) 1918 Braves 118 473 57 108 12 6 0 26 .228 1919 Braves 73 275 27 77 8 5 1 25 .280 Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG 1919 Cubs 52 193 15 53 4 4 0 17 .275 1932 Indians 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1920 Cubs 91 305 39 59 9 2 0 19 .193 1935 Indians 124 461 62 119 27 5 5 43 .258 Career Totals 1493 5284 705 1370 191 75 20 445 .259 1936 Indians 28 52 1 9 2 0 0 3 .173 1937 White Sox 52 130 19 31 5 0 5 13 .238 1938 White Sox 118 470 60 102 15 3 3 36 .217 GENE HISER • ouTfIeld (1971-75) 1939 Red Sox 20 30 4 9 2 0 0 2 .300 Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG Career Totals 343 1144 146 270 51 8 13 97 .236 1971 Cubs 17 29 4 6 9 9 9 1 .207 1972 Cubs 32 46 2 9 0 0 0 4 .196 ToM Bradley • PITCHER (1969-75) 1973 Cubs 100 109 15 19 3 0 1 6 .174 1974 Cubs 12 17 2 4 1 0 0 1 .235 Year Team G IP H R ER BB K W-L SV ERA 1975 Cubs 45 62 11 15 3 0 0 6 .242 1969 Angels 3 2.0 9 9 6 0 2 0-1 0 27.00 Career Totals 206 263 34 53 16 9 11 18 .202 1970 Angels 17 69.2 71 38 32 33 53 2-5 0 4.13 1971 White Sox 45 285.2 273 111 94 74 206 15-15 2 2.96 1972 White Sox 40 260.0 225 94 86 65 209 15-14 0 2.98 VIC KEEN • pITCHer (1918, 1921-27) 1973 Giants 35 224.0 212 109 97 69 136 13-12 0 3.90 Year Team G IP H R ER BB K W-L SV ERA 1974 Giants 30 134.1 152 90 77 52 72 8-11 0 5.16 1918 Athletics 1 8.0 9 3 3 1 1 0-1 3.38 1975 Giants 13 42.0 57 33 29 18 13 2-3 0 6.21 1921 Cubs 5 25.0 29 17 13 9 9 0-3 4.68 Career Totals 183 1017.2 999 484 421 311 691 55-61 2 3.72 1922 Cubs 7 34.2 36 20 15 10 11 1-2 3.89 1923 Cubs 35 177.0 169 70 59 57 46 12-8 3.00 ToM BrowN • OUTFIELD (1963) 1924 Cubs 40 234.2 242 112 99 80 75 15-14 3.80 1925 Cubs 30 83.1 125 61 58 41 19 2-6 6.26 Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG 1926 Cardinals 26 152.0 179 89 77 42 29 10-9 4.56 1963 Senators 61 116 8 17 4 0 1 4 .147 1927 Cardinals 21 33.2 39 21 18 8 12 2-1 4.81 Career Totals 61 116 8 17 4 0 1 4 .147 Career Totals 165 748.1 828 393 342 248 202 42-44 4.11 Mark CIardI • PITCHER (1987) World Series Statistics Year Team G IP H R ER BB K W-L SV ERA 1926 Cardinals 1 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0.00 1987 Brewers 3 16.1 26 17 17 9 8 1-1 0 9.37 Career Totals 3 16.1 26 17 17 9 8 1-1 0 9.37 CHARLIE KELLER • ouTfIeld (1939-52) Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG BOB FERRIS • pITCHer (1979-80) 1939 Yankees 111 398 87 133 21 6 11 83 .334 Year Team G IP H R ER BB K W-L SV ERA 1940 Yankees 138 500 102 143 18 15 21 93 .286 1979 Angels 2 6.0 5 2 1 3 2 0-0 0 1.50 1941 Yankees 140 507 102 151 24 10 33 122 .298 1980 Angels 5 15.1 23 13 10 9 4 0-2 0 5.87 1942 Yankees 152 544 106 159 24 9 26 108 .292 Career Totals 7 21.1 28 15 11 12 6 0-2 0 4.64 1943 Yankees 141 512 97 139 15 11 31 86 .271 1945 Yankees 44 163 26 49 7 4 10 34 .301 KEVIN HART • pITCHer (2007-preseNT) 1946 Yankees 150 538 98 148 29 10 30 101 .275 Year Team G IP H R ER BB K W-L SV ERA 1947 Yankees 45 151 36 36 6 1 13 36 .238 2007 Cubs 8 11.0 7 1 1 4 13 0-0 0 0.82 1948 Yankees 83 247 41 66 15 2 6 44 .267 2008 Cubs 21 27.2 39 24 20 18 23 2-2 0 6.51 1949 Yankees 60 116 17 29 4 1 3 16 .250 Career Totals 29 38.2 46 25 21 22 36 2-2 0 4.89 1950 Tigers 50 51 7 16 1 3 2 16 .314 1951 Tigers 54 62 6 16 2 0 3 21 .258 1952 Yankees 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 ROY HEISER • pITCHer (1961) Career Totals 1170 3790 725 1085 166 72 189 760 .286 Year Team G IP H R ER BB K W-L SV ERA 1961 Senators 3 5.2 6 5 4 9 1 0-0 0 6.35 All-Star Game Statistics Career Totals 3 5.2 6 5 4 9 1 0-0 0 6.35 1940 Yankees 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1941 Yankees 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 BUCK HERZOG • INfIeld/ouTfIeld (1908-20) 1943 Yankees Selected but did not play Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG 1946 Yankees 1 4 2 1 0 0 1 2 .250 1908 Giants 64 160 38 48 6 2 0 11 .300 1947 Yankees Selected but did not play 1909 Giants 42 130
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