10/05/2009

Rattler Alumni Report: Final MLB Stats - 2009 Regular Season

Below are all of the former Timber Rattlers -- and Foxes -- who played in at least one major league game in 2009*. If I am missing someone, please let me know. But, I am pretty sure I got them all...all 32 of them.

I have included the main stats for 2009. If you click on the name, you should be taken to their career stats page at mlb.com. From there, you can head to the individual player bio pages.

Baltimore:
Adam Jones ('04): .277-19-70
Chris Tillman ('07): 2-5, 5.40 (12 starts)

Boston:
David Ortiz ('96): .238-28-99

Chicago (AL):
Matt Thornton ('00): 6-3, 4 saves, 2.74 (70 games)

Cleveland:
Asdrubal Cabrera ('05): .308-6-68
Shin-soo Choo ('02): .300-20-86
Luis Valbuena ('06): .250-10-31

Kansas City:
Gil Meche ('98): 6-10, 5.03 (23 starts)

Los Angeles (AL):
Brian Fuentes ('97): 1-5, 48 saves, 3.93 (65 games)

New York (AL):
Alex Rodriguez (Foxes, '94): .286-30-100
Damaso Marte ('96): 1-3, 9.45 (21 games)

Seattle:
Wladimir Balentien ('04): .213-4-13
Rob Johnson ('05): .213-2-27
Adam Moore ('06): .217-1-2
Michael Saunders ('06): .221-0-4
Matt Tuiasosopo ('05): .227-1-2
Felix Hernandez ('03): 19-5, 2.94 (34 starts)
Shawn Kelley ('08): 5-4, 4.50 (41 games)
Mark Lowe ('05): 2-7, 3 saves, 3.26 (75 games)
Ryan Rowland-Smith ('03): 5-4, 3.74 (15 starts)
Denny Stark ('97):0-1, 6.55, (9 games)



Arizona:
Tom Gordon (Foxes, '88): 0-1, 21.60 (3 games)

Atlanta:
Eric O'Flaherty ('05): 2-1, 3.04 (78 games)
Rafael Soriano ('00): 1-6, 27 saves, 2.97 (77 games)

Cincinnati:
Wladimir Balentien ('04): .264-3-11

New York (NL):
JJ Putz ('00): 1-4, 2 saves, 5.22, (29 games)

Philadelphia:
Greg Dobbs ('02): .247-5-20
Raul Ibanez (Foxes, '94): .272-34-93

Pittsburgh:
Ramon Vazquez ('97): .230-1-16

St. Louis:
Ryan Franklin (Foxes, '94): 4-3, 38 saves, 1.92 (62 games)
Joel Pineiro ('98): 15-12, 3.49 (32 starts)

Washington:
Jorge Sosa ('01): 2-1, 2 saves, 6.45 (18 games)

*-I did not include Dave Bush, Jeff Suppan, and Sean White. Their time with the Rattlers were on rehab assignments.

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