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Professional Dirtbags
Tabulated 2005 season stats for former Dirtbags in pro ball (in
a new window):
2005
Major League Stats.
2005 Affiliated Minor League Stats.
For all former Long Beach State baseball players who
played in the Major Leagues (current as well as past), try one of
these site:
LBSU 49ers Who Played MLB.
Baseball-Reference.
Major League Baseball
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Bobby Crosby, Oakland
Athletics [Stats]
- on 15 day DL.
LBSU: 1999-2001. Records/Honors: 2001 3rd Team
All-American (Collegiate Baseball). #4 in Dirtbags career homeruns
(21). #8 in Dirtbags career hits (206). Led 2001 Dirtbags in
hitting (.353).
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Chris Demaria, Milwaukee
Brewers, [Stats]
LBSU: 2001-2002. Led 2001 Dirtbags in ERA (2.98). |
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Greg Dobbs, Seattle
Mariners, [Stats]
LBSU: 1999. Records/Honors: Led 1999 Dirtbags in
hitting (.376). |
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Mike Gallo, Houston
Astros, [Stats]
LBSU: 1997-1999. Records/Honors: 1999 1st Team
All-American (NCBWA/Super Team). 1999 3rd Team All-American (Collegiate
Baseball). Led 1998 Dirtbags in ERA (3.41), and in 1999 (2.48). |
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Jason Giambi, New
York Yankees [Stats]
LBSU: 1990-1992. Records/Honors: #3 in Dirtbags
career batting average (.397). #1 in Dirtbags career walks (116).
#7 in Dirtbags career hits (208). #8 in Dirtbags career RBI (125).
Led 1991 Dirtbags in hitting (.407), and in 1992 (.363). |
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Chris Gomez, Baltimore
Orioles [Stats]
LBSU: 1992. |
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Jeff Liefer, Cleveland
Indians [Stats]
LBSU: 1993-1995. Records/Honors: 1995 2nd Team
All-American (Baseball America, Smith Super Team). 1993 1st Team
Freshman All-American (Collegiate Baseball). #1 in Dirtbags career
homeruns (30). #2 in Dirtbags career RBI (160). #2 in Dirtbags
career doubles (52). #3 in Dirtbags career hits (230). #5 in Dirtbags
career walks (84). #5 in Dirtbags career games started (179).
Led 1995 Dirtbags in hitting (.354). |
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Paul McAnulty, San
Diego Padres, [Stats]
LBSU: 2002. |
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Jeremy Reed, Seattle
Mariners [Stats]
LBSU: 2000-2002. Records/Honors: #2 in Dirtbags
career stolen bases (54). |
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Terrmel Sledge, San
Diego Padres [Stats]
LBSU: 1998-1999. Records/Honors: 1999 3rd Team
All-American (NCBWA/Super Team). 1998 2nd Team All-American (NCBWA/Super
Team). 1998 3rd Team All-American (Baseball America, Collegiate
Baseball). #3 in Dirtbags career homeruns (22). #4 in Dirtbags
career triples (10). #4 in Dirtbags career walks (86). #5 in Dirtbags
career doubles (43). #6 in Dirtbags career batting average (.369).
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Steve Trachsel, New
York Mets [Stats]
LBSU: 1991. Records/Honors: 1991 2nd Team All-American
(Baseball America). Led 1991 Dirtbags in ERA (2.78). |
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Jason Vargas, Florida
Marlins, [Stats]
South
Atlantic League Pitcher of the Week (April 18-24, 2005)
LBSU: 2004. Records/Honors: Led 2004 Dirtbags
in hitting (.354). Selected by the Marlins in 2nd round (68th
overall) of 2004 draft; signed June 30, 2004. |
Class - AAA
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Abe Alvarez, Boston Red Sox, Pawtucket
Red Sox (EL) [Stats]
International
League Pitcher of the Week (June 6-12, 2005) [pdf].
LBSU: 2001-2003. Records/Honors: 2003 2nd Team
All-American (Collegiate Baseball, Baseball America, ABCA). 2002
2nd Team All-American (Baseball America). 2002 3rd Team All-American
(Collegiate Baseball, ABCA). #4 in Dirtbags career wins (23).
#5 in Dirtbags career winning percentage (.821 - 23-5). #6 in
Dirtbags consecutive wins (10). |
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Russ Rohlicek, Chicago
Cubs, Iowa Cubs (PCL) [Stats]
LBSU: 1999-2001. |
IL = International League
PCL = Pacific Coast League
Class - AA
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Adam Heether, Milwaukee Brewers,
Huntsville Stars
(SL) [Stats]
LBSU: 2002-2003. |
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Tim Hutting, San
Francisco Giants, Connecticut
Defenders (EL) [formerly the Norwich Navigators - story
on name change] [Stats]
LBSU: 2002-2003. |
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Bryan Kennedy, Minnesota
Twins, New Britain Rock Cats
(EL) [Stats]
LBSU: 1998-2001. Records/Honors: 1998 1st Team
Freshman All-American (Collegiate Baseball). 1998 2nd Team Freshman
All-American (Sporting News). #1 in Dirtbags career RBI (183).
#1 in Dirtbags career doubles (60). #3 in Dirtbags career games
started (195). #4 in Dirtbags career hits (224). #5 in Dirtbags
career games played (200). |
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AJ LaBarbera, San
Francisco Giants, Connecticut
Defenders (EL) [formerly the Norwich Navigators - story
on name change] [Stats]
LBSU: 1999-2000. |
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Kasey Olenberger,
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Arkansas
Travelers (TexL) [Stats]
LBSU: 1999-2000. |
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Mike Richardson,
San Diego Padres, Mobile
BayBears (SL) [Stats]
LBSU: 2000. Finished his college career at Sonoma
State, 2001-2002. |
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Jered Weaver, Los
Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Arkansas
Travelers (TexL) [Stats]
LBSU: 2002-2004. Records/Honors: 2004 consensus
National Player of the Year (Golden Spikes, Roger Clements, Dick
Howser, Collegiate Baseball, Baseball America, Sports Weekly,
NCBWA). 2004 1st Team All-American (Collegiate Baseball, Baseball
America, ABCA, NCBWA). 2004 2nd Team All-American (Sports Weekly).
2003 1st Team All-American (Collegiate Baseball, Baseball America,
ABCA). 2003 2nd Team All-American (Sports Weekly). 2002 Honorable
Mention Freshman All-American (Collegiate Baseball). #1 in Dirtbags
career wins (37). #1 in Dirtbags consecutive wins (14). #5 in
Dirtbags career ERA (2.43). Led 2003 Dirtbags in ERA (1.96), and
in 2004 (1.62). |
EL = Eastern League
SL = Southern League
TexL = Texas League
Class - A (Advanced)
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Caleb Balbuena, Colorado Rockies,
Modesto Nuts (CalL)
[Stats]
LBSU: 1998. |
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John Bowker, San Francisco
Giants, San Jose Giants
(CalL) [Stats]
LBSU: 2002-2004. Records/Honors: 2003 1st Team
Freshman All-American (Collegiate Baseball). |
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Daniel Eisentrager, Cleveland
Indians, Kinston Indians
(CarL) [Stats]
on disabled list - elbow.
LBSU: 2002. |
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Steve Hammond, Milwaukee Brewers,
Brevard County
Manatees (FSL) [Stats]
LBSU: 2005. |
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Todd Jennings, San Francisco Giants,
San Jose Giants (CalL)
[Stats]
LBSU: 2001-2003. |
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Carlos Muniz, New York Mets, St.
Lucie Mets (FSL) [Stats]
LBSU: 2002-2003. Records/Honors:
Led 2002 Dirtbags in ERA (1.52). |
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Kevin Randel, Florida Marlins,
Jupiter Hammerheads
(FSL) [Stats]
LBSU: 2000, 2002. |
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Scott Shoemaker, Boston Red Sox,
Wilmington Blue Rocks
(CarL) [Stats]
LBSU: 2003. Played at Grossmont CC, El Cajon, CA,
2001-2002. Finished at San Diego State, 2004. Signed with the
Red Sox as an undrafted free agent on June 1, 2004. |
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Troy Tulowitzki, Colorado Rockies,
Modesto Nuts (CalL)
[Stats]
LBSU: 2003-2005. Records/Honors: 2004 Honorable
Mention All-American (Collegiate Baseball). 2003 1st Team Freshman
All-American (Collegiate Baseball). |
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Edgar Varela, Arizona Diamondbacks,
Lancaster JetHawks (CalL)
[Stats]
LBSU: 2001-2002. |
CalL = California League
CarL = Carolina League
FSL = Florida State League
Class - A
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Brad Davis, Florida Marlins, Greensboro
Grasshoppers (SAL) [Stats]
LBSU: 2002-2004. Records/Honors: 2002 1st Team
Freshman All-American (Collegiate Baseball). |
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Mike Hofius, Pittsburg Pirates,
Hickory Crawdads
(SAL) [Stats]
LBSU: 2001-2004. Records/Honors: 2001 Honorable
Mention Freshman All-American (Collegiate Baseball). #3 in Dirtbags
career RBI (135). #3 in Dirtbags career games played (217). #4
in Dirtbags career games started (185). |
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Neil Jamison, San Diego Padres,
Fort Wayne Wizards
(ML) [Stats]
LBSU: 2002-2005. 2005 1st Team All-American (Sports
Weekly, Collegiate Baseball), 2nd Team (NCBWA, ABCA), 3rd Team
(Baseball America). 2004 3rd Team All-American (NCBWA). 2002 Honorable
Mention Freshman All-American (Collegiate Baseball).
#2 in Dirtbags career appearances (104). #2 in Dirtbags career
saves (tie at 26). Led 2005 Dirtbags in ERA (0.00) - together
with Brian Anderson (0.83) in 2005, only Dirtbags to ever record
full season ERAs under 1.00. |
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Cesar Ramos, San Diego Padres,
Fort Wayne Wizards
(ML) [Stats]
LBSU: 2003-2005. Records/Honors: #3 in Dirtbags
career wins (28). #6 in Dirtbags career ERA (2.56). |
ML = Midwest League
SAL = South Atlantic League
Class - A (Short Season) and Rookie
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Josh Alliston,
Milwaukee Brewers, AZL
Brewers (AZL) [Stats]
LBSU: 1999-2002. #2 in Dirtbags career saves (tie
at 26). #3 in Dirtbags career appearances (90). Led 2000 Dirtbags
in ERA (2.56). |
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Brian Anderson, San
Francisco Giants, Salem-Keizer
Valcanoes (NWL) [Stats]
LBSU: 2002-2005. #3 in Dirtbags career ERA (2.42).
#5 in Dirtbags career appearances (72). #2 in season ERA (0.83),
2005 - together with Neil Jamison (0.00) in 2005, only Dirtbags
to ever record full season ERAs under 1.00. |
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Marco Estrada, Washington
Nationals, Vermont Expos
(NYP) [Stats]
LBSU: 2005. |
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Cody Evans, Arizona
Diamondbacks, Missoula
Osprey (PL) [Stats]
LBSU: 2005. |
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Chris Jones, Pittsburg
Pirates, Williamsport CrossCutters
(NYP) [Stats]
LBSU: 2004-2005. |
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Kaulana Kuhaulua, Minnesota Twins,
GCL
Twins (GCL) [Stats]
LBSU: 2001. |
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Kenny Maiques, St. Louis Cardinals, Johnson
City Cardinals, (ApL) [Stats] - rehab: "Tommy John" surgery.
LBSU: 2004.
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ApL=Appalachian League
AZL=Arizona League
GCL=Gulf Coast League
NWL = Northwest League
NYP = New York Penn League
PL = Pioneer League
Mexican and Independent Leagues
AtlL = Atlantic League
CL = Central League
GBL = Golden Baseball League
MexL = Mexican League
NorL = Northern League
2005 Transactions
Angel Aragon was
released by the Ft. Worth
Cats of the Independent Central League on May 19, 2005.
Bo Ashabraner, Cleveland Indians, began the 2005 season on
the Class A Lake
County Captains disabled list. Reinstated
from the DL May 5, 2005, and released
May 21, 2005.
Josh Buhagiar, Arizona Diamondback, played for the South
Bend Silver Hawks, and was
released on July 14, 2005.
Casey Grzecka, was
released June 17, 2005, by the Chico Outlaws of the Golden
Baseball League.
Max Tremblay played for the Lincoln Saltdogs in the independent
Northern League in 2004, and was on their inactive list until he was
removed
from the inactive roster on June 27, 2005.
Chris Wright, retired
June 16, 2005, from the Fullerton Flyers of the Golden Baseball
League.
Chad Bentz was released
by the Florida Marlins on September 2, 2005, and is now a free agent.
Justin Hall was granted
free agency by the St.
Paul Saints of the American Association (then of the Northern
League) on September 26, 2005. On December 7, 2005, it was announced
that he had retired.
Jeremy Ward (Atlanta Braves organization) became a six year
minor league free agent, October, 2005, according to Baseball America.
If I've missed someone, or if I have inaccurate or outdated
information, please let me know by e-mail at dirtbagsfan@yahoo.com.
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