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Trey Lunsford
Trey Lunsford He hit .237 in 114 games with the Suns. Defensively,
Lunsford had a .986 fielding percentage as a catcher and
Catcher threw out 31% of attempted basestealers.
Born: May 25, 1979 (1979-05-25)
Odessa, Texas 2002 and Promotion
Batted: Right Threw: Right After recovering from a fractured hand, Lunsford pro-
gressed quickly through the Giants system in 2002, play-
MLB debut
ing at Advanced-A, Double-A, and Triple-A levels.[4] On
September 12, 2002 for the San Francisco Giants September 12, 2002, Lunsford made his Major League de-
but at the age of 23. In his first Major League at-bat,
Last MLB appearance
Lunsford singled in the 10th inning off of San Diego
June 18, 2003 for the San Francisco Giants Padres pitcher Trevor Hoffman.
Career statistics In three games in 2002, he collected two hits in three
at-bats, with one double, one RBI and one strikeout. After
Batting average .500 the 2002 season, Lunsford played for the Grand Canyon
Home runs 0 Rafters of the Arizona Fall League.
In 2003, he appeared in one game as a pinch hit-
Runs batted in 1 ter/defensive replacement. He went 0 for 1 and caught
Teams the last two innings of the game. A sprained right thumb
ended his 2003 season early, however.
• San Francisco Giants (2002-2003)
Overall, he has hit .500 in 4 major league at-bats.[5] As
a fielder, he has committed one error in five chances for
James Lewis "Trey" Lunsford (born May 25, 1979) is a for-
a .800 fielding percentage, although it is difficult to assess
mer baseball catcher who last played in the San Francisco
his defense, with Lunsford having only 5 total chances.
Giants farm system with the Double-A Norwich Naviga-
tors.[1] Lunsford attended Central High School in San An-
gelo, Texas. After graduating, he went to Grayson County
2004-present
College before transferring to Texas Tech University for After recovering from his thumb injury, Lunsford played
his junior season.[2] in the Giants minor league system in the 2004 and 2005
seasons. In 2004, Lunsford was a member of the Fresno
Grizzlies of the Triple-A Pacific Coast League. In 2005,
Draft he played for the Norwich Navigators of the Double-A
Lunsford was originally drafted by the Chicago Cubs in Eastern League. In March 2006, Lunsford had Tommy
the 37th round of the 1998 draft (1096th overall). He de- John surgery on his right elbow. He has not played pro-
clined to sign and attended Texas Tech instead. In 2000, fessional baseball since the surgery.
he was drafted by the San Francisco Giants in the 33rd Lunsford now resides in Southaven, Mississippi with
round of the draft (991st overall). He signed with the his wife Holly.
Giants on June 14, 2009.[3]
Major League Salary
Career • 2002- $200,000.
• 2003- $300,000.
Single-A
After being drafted by the Giants, Lunsford was sent to
the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes of the Short Season Single-
Sources
A Northwest League. He played for the volcanoes for the [1] Minor League Player Page at
entire 2000 season. He was honored as a Northwest baseballreference.com; URL accessed June 30, 2009
League All-Star during the season. [2] 1998 Texas Tech Baseball Signees at texastech.com;
Lunsford was promoted to the Hagerstown Suns of URL accessed June 30, 2009
the Single-A South Atlantic League for the 2001 season. [3] Career Statistics at baseballreference.com
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Trey Lunsford
[4] Minor League Player Page at Name Lunsford, Trey
baseballreference.com; URL accessed June 30, 2009
Alternative names
[5] Career Statistics at baseballreference.com
Short description
External links Date of birth May 25, 1979
Place of birth Odessa, Texas
• Career statistics and player information from
Baseball-Reference Date of death
Persondata Place of death
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