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2014 Media Guide.Indd Jags In The Pros JAGUARS IN PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL Signed Organization Signed Organization Signed Organization 1969 Henry Daugherty St. Louis Cardinals Warren Hughes St. Louis Cardinals Stephen Sparks Pittsburgh Pirates 1971 Glenn Borgmann Minnesota Twins Mike Sassone Houston Astros 1999 Seth Taylor New York Yankees Jerry Devens Milwaukee Brewers 1986 Tim Becker New York Yankees 2000 Daniel Head Seattle Mariners Steve Kittrell Boston Red Sox Turner Ward New York Yankees Dwayne Pugh Toronto Blue Jays Al Snypes Boston Red Sox Jerry Rub New York Yankees 2001 Casey Almond Colorado Rockies 1972 Larry Aubel St. Louis Cardinals Mike Dull Montreal Expos Scott Calahan Chicago White Sox Stan Butkus St. Louis Cardinals 1987 Mike Maksudian Chicago White Sox Tim Davis Philadelphia Phillies Al Ryan Atlanta Braves Kevin Farmer San Diego Padres Nick Gretz Minnesota Twins 1973 Willie Collins Los Angeles Dodgers 1988 Mark Ettles Houston Astros Warren Hanna Chicago Cubs Gary Conley St. Louis Cardinals Luis Gonzalez Houston Astros Eric Janecek Kalamazoo Kings Dewayne Jones Oakland Athletics Cameron Likely Houston Astros Steve Gaskin St. Louis Cardinals O Ernie Rosseau St. Louis Cardinals 1989 Scott Bray Salt Lake City Trappers Layne Meyer Gateway Grizzlies VER Dennis Whitehead Montreal Expos Tom Duffi n Seattle Mariners Tim Merritt Seattle Mariners Alex Pastore St. Louis Cardinals Mike Mordecai Atlanta Braves 2002 Shane Scoville Chicago White Sox 1974 Blaine Dollar Cincinnati Reds Rafael Perez Pittsburgh Pirates Erik Smallwood Baltimore Orioles 1,600 1975 Jerry Stamps Boston Red Sox Kent Williams California Angels Sam Smith Arizona Diamondbacks David Stapleton Boston Red Sox 1990 Phil Angelos Milwaukee Brewers Mel Spivey Baltimore Orioles Pat Putnam Kansas City Royals Bob Filotei Cincinnati Reds Eric Th omas Milwaukee Brewers Mark Tapia Pittsburgh Pirates Jay Gainer San Diego Padres 2003 Clark Girardeau San Diego Padres Mike O’Berry California Angels Shane Hale Baltimore Orioles Tony Neal Baltimore Orioles ALL Ricky Patterson New York Mets Keith Murray Texas Rangers Ryan Mulhern Cleveland Indians Mike Zimmerman Pittsburgh Pirates Brett Parker Cleveland Indians - Bruce Poole Boston Red Sox TIME 1976 Mark Howard Pittsburgh Pirates 1991 Allen Battle St. Louis Cardinals 2004 Adam Lind Toronto Blue Jays Bill Sturgeon Chicago White Sox Rob Bergeron Salt Lake City Trappers Tim Land Toronto Blue Jays 1977 Rick Williams Montreal Expos Scott Bosarge Seattle Mariners 2005 Josh Morgan Chicago White Sox Jerry Poston St. Louis Cardinals 1992 Steve Falteisek Montreal Expos Justin Rayborn Chicago Cubs WINS Ledall Lowe Atlanta Braves Kraig Hawkins New York Yankees Jeramy Simmons New York Mets 1978 Mark Johnston New York Yankees Andrew Kontorinis Minnesota Twins 2006 Chase Christianson Arizona Diamondbacks Steve Morrison Montreal Expos Jon Lieber Kansas City Royals P.J. Walters St. Louis Cardinals • 9 Marvin Saunders Detroit Tigers Scot Sealy Texas Rangers Zach Piccola Detroit Tigers James Loft in Baltimore Orioles Jay Simpson California Angels David Freese San Diego Padres 1979 Eddie Lee Boston Red Sox 1993 Tyrone Dixon Detroit Tigers Guillermo Martinez Florida Marlins FRESHMAN Keith Mohler Los Angeles Dodgers Pat Murphy Boston Red Sox Tyler Jones Arizona Diamondbacks Scott Beals Cincinnati Reds Scott Southard Florida Marlins 2007 Joey Doan Chicago White Sox 1980 Larry Freeburg Cincinnati Reds 1994 Jamie Jaye Los Angeles Dodgers Joel Collins Toronto Blue Jays Wayne Larker California Angels Lance Ward Mobile BaySharks Jeff Cunningham Colorado Rockies 1981 Tom Brady Minnesota Twins 1995 Marlon Anderson Philadelphia Phillies 2008 Ray Kruml New York Yankees 1982 Dave Czosek Kansas City Royals Marty Barnett Philadelphia Phillies Eric Gonzalez San Diego Padres ALL Geoff Doggett Chicago Cubs Allen Halley Chicago White Sox Kevin Nabors L.A. Angels of Anaheim Gary Miller Jones Boston Red Sox 1996 Pete Della Ratta Oakland Athletics Ryne Jernigan Oakland Athletics -A 1983 Steve Oliverio Cincinnati Reds Tyler Boulo San Diego Padres 2009 David Doss Philadelphia Phillies John Duff y Detroit Tigers David Francia Philadelphia Phillies Matt Jackson San Diego Padres MERICANS Ralph Codinach Minnesota Twins 1997 Kenny Rayborn Boston Red Sox Greg Johnson Chicago White Sox 1984 Lance Johnson St. Louis Cardinals Mike Nakamura Minnesota Twins Brandon Sage New York Mets Pete Coachman California Angels 1998 Mike Fischer Los Angeles Dodgers 2010 Lance Baxter Detroit Tigers Marc Estes Los Angeles Dodgers Justin Carter Colorado Rockies D.D. Hanks Baltimore Orioles Skip Blythe Detroit Tigers Juan Pierre Colorado Rockies Brandon Brown New York Mets 1985 Mark Marino California Angels Jason Norton Boston Red Sox 2011 Brent Tanner Chicago White Sox • 3 Tom Whitehurst Colorado Rockies Adam Heisler Chicago White Sox 2013 Jordan Patterson Colorado Rockies Kyle Bartsch Kansas City Royals ACADEMIC Dylan Stamey Colorado Rockies Nolan Earley Chicago White Sox Boldface indicates reached major leagues though not necessarily with draft ing team. SOUTH ALABAMA JAGUARS A CURRENT MAJOR AND MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL PLAYERS LL Player Pos. 2013 Organization(s) Years at USA -A Major Leaguers (4) MERICANS David Freese 3B St. Louis Cardinals 2005-06 Adam Lind OF/1B Toronto Blue Jays 2003-04 Juan Pierre OF Miami Marlins 1998 P.J. Walters RHP Minnesota Twins 2004-06 Advanced-A (1) Matt Jackson RHP San Diego Padres 2009 Single-A (2) Adam Heisler OF Chicago White Sox 2009-10 Brent Tanner C Chicago White Sox 2010-11 Short-Season Rookie (4) Kyle Bartsch LHP Kansas City Royals 2012-13 Nolan Earley OF Chicago White Sox 2010-13 Jordan Patterson OF Colorado Rockies 2011-13 Dylan Stamey RHP Colorado Rockies 2013 1980 • 1981 • 1983 • 1984 • 1987 • 1992 • 1996 • 1998 • 1999 • 2001 • 2002 • 2003 • 2004 • 2013 SUN BELT CHAMPIONS 117 Jags In The Pros FORMER JAGUARS IN THE MAJORS David Freese, Infi elder Club: Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (present); St. Louis Cardinals (2009-13) Major League Career Statistics EAGUERS Career G AB AVG R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG L 2009-13 466 1567 .286 195 448 81 4 44 237 669 151 369 6 6 .356 .427 AJOR Freese had a breakout year in 2011, specifi cally in the Cardinals’ World Series run, where he set new single-season postseason records for RBI (21) and total bases (50), and tied the record for hits (25) and doubles (8) en route to earning MVP honors in both the National League Championship Series and the World Series, becoming just the sixth player in MLB history to do so. In 2012, he was selected as a National League All-Star aft er hitting .294 with 14 doubles, one triple, 13 homers and 51 RBI before the break. • 22 M Freese opened the 2010 season as the starting third baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals aft er playing just four seasons of minor league ball. He batted .296 with four home runs and 36 RBI in his fi rst full season with the Cardinals. At the conclusion of the 2013 season, Freese was traded to the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim where he was reunited with former St. Louis teammate Albert Pujols. MERICANS -A Adam Lind, Outfi elder LL Club: Toronto Blue Jays (2006-present) Major League Career Statistics Career G AB AVG R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG • 26 A 2006-13 857 3117 .269 391 838 172 10 140 479 1450 245 661 6 4 .322 .465 Lind entered his eighth season with the Toronto Blue Jays in 2013 aft er being draft ed by the club in the 2004 First-Year Player Draft . In 2009, he batted .305 with 93 runs scored, 35 home runs and led the team with 46 doubles and 114 RBI, and won the Edgar Martinez Award, which is awarded to the most outstanding designated hitter. He also earned the 2009 American League Silver Slugger Award as PPEARANCES designated hitter. On Opening Day in 2009, Lind drove in six runs against Detroit, which stands as a Blue Jay Opening Day record. He A was named American League Player of the Week for the week ending Sept. 6. Lind was a third-round draft pick (83rd overall) in the 2003 First-Year Player Draft , and in 2006, was named the Blue Jays’ Minor League Player of the Year. He won three Webster awards, which is awarded annually to the top player from each Blue Jays minor league club. EGIONAL Juan Pierre, Outfi elder Club: Miami Marlins (present); Philadelphia Phillies (2012); Chicago White Sox (2010-11); Los Angeles Dodgers (2007-09); Chicago Cubs (2006); Florida Marlins (2003-06); Colorado Rockies (2000-02) Major League Career Statistics Career G AB AVG R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG 2000-13 1994 7525 .295 1075 2217 255 94 18 517 2714 464 479 614 203 .343 .361 • 25 NCAA R Pierre enters his second season with the Miami Marlins in 2014 aft er completing his 14th MLB a year ago. He played the 2012 season as a member of the Philadelphia Phillies, where he batted .307 and stole 37 bases. He reached the 500-steal milestone in June 2010, and is MLB’s career active leader in stolen bases with 614 entering the 2014 season. Pierre has had only one season in which he did not steal at least 30 bases in a full season of service - 2011. He led the NL in the category in both 2001 and ’03, as well as pacing the league in hits in 2004 and 2006. He is a career .296 hitter who fi nished in the top 20 of the National League’s MVP voting in 2003 and ’04, his fi rst two years with the Florida Marlins, while he came in sixth in voting for the NL Rookie-of-the-Year Award aft er making his debut with HAMPIONSHIPS the Colorado Rockies in 2000.
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