1980-1989
1979-1980 Steve Reish
BIO
B:1959 - D:1984
Drafted: 1978 17th Round, 440th overall pick by the Boston Red Sox
Drafted: 1981 2nd Round of January Secondary Phase, 38th overall pick by the Toronto Blue Jays
Reish was a versatile pitcher during his two years with the Hoorisers. He lead the team in saves and Shutouts in 1979. In 1980 he lead the team in Starts, Wins, and ERA. Before attending IU he was a part of the Indiana Baseball All-Star roster for top high school prospects. Reisch's life was cut short in the middle of the 1984 season in an automobile accident.
IU Achievements
IU Records
B:1959 - D:1984
Drafted: 1978 17th Round, 440th overall pick by the Boston Red Sox
Drafted: 1981 2nd Round of January Secondary Phase, 38th overall pick by the Toronto Blue Jays
Reish was a versatile pitcher during his two years with the Hoorisers. He lead the team in saves and Shutouts in 1979. In 1980 he lead the team in Starts, Wins, and ERA. Before attending IU he was a part of the Indiana Baseball All-Star roster for top high school prospects. Reisch's life was cut short in the middle of the 1984 season in an automobile accident.
IU Achievements
- Two sport athlete, played basketball in 1978-1979.
- Won NIT tournament in 1979.
IU Records
- #T2 Career Shutouts...5
- #T2 Single Season Shutouts...3 (1979)
Cards
Total 1/2 = 50% Completed
Non 1/1s 1/2 = 50% Completed
1/1s = NA
Total 1/2 = 50% Completed
Non 1/1s 1/2 = 50% Completed
1/1s = NA
1984 TCMA Memphis Chicks #17
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1979-1981 Mark Cuban
BIO
B:7/31/1958
If Mark Spitz is IU most famous athlete, then Mark Cuban has to be Indiana's most famous alumni. Although he did play rugby while at IU so I suppose he was an athlete as well. Cuban attended the University of Pittsburgh his freshman year, but transferred to IU because "it had the least expensive tuition of all the business schools on the top 10 list."
While Cuban started the business MicroSolutions first, his innovation in the radio and TV online streaming company Broadcast.com is what made him a billionaire. The company was started with fellow IU grad Todd Wagner because both were living in Dallas and could not listen to IU basketball games. Cuban sold the company in 1999 to yahoo for $5.9 billion in Yahoo stock.
Cuban is currently the owner of the NBA Franchise Dallas Mavericks. You can follow him on Twitter @mcuban
Professional Achievements
IU Achievements
B:7/31/1958
If Mark Spitz is IU most famous athlete, then Mark Cuban has to be Indiana's most famous alumni. Although he did play rugby while at IU so I suppose he was an athlete as well. Cuban attended the University of Pittsburgh his freshman year, but transferred to IU because "it had the least expensive tuition of all the business schools on the top 10 list."
While Cuban started the business MicroSolutions first, his innovation in the radio and TV online streaming company Broadcast.com is what made him a billionaire. The company was started with fellow IU grad Todd Wagner because both were living in Dallas and could not listen to IU basketball games. Cuban sold the company in 1999 to yahoo for $5.9 billion in Yahoo stock.
Cuban is currently the owner of the NBA Franchise Dallas Mavericks. You can follow him on Twitter @mcuban
Professional Achievements
- Currently 613th on Forbes list of wealthiest people
- 2011 NBA Championship
- Started Fallen Patriot Fund
- Guest star on the Simpson's Season 20, episode 8 "The Burns and the Bees"
IU Achievements
- Continues to broadcast the Little 500 bicycle race at IU.
- Rugby player. For some hilarious pictures of his times at IU check out this Deadspin article. (NSFW)
Cards
Total 5/9 = 55.56% Completed
Non 1/1s 5/8 = 62.50% Completed
1/1s 0/1 = 0% Completed
Total 5/9 = 55.56% Completed
Non 1/1s 5/8 = 62.50% Completed
1/1s 0/1 = 0% Completed
2004-2013
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1982-1984 Barry Jones
BIO
B:2/15/1963
Drafted: 1984 3rd Round, 69th overall pick by the Pittsburgh Pirates
Jones was a workhorse starting pitcher for IU during his tenure. He lead the team in innings pitched in 1982 and 1983 (81 and 72). He is in the top ten for career and single season complete games.
Jones had a successful eight year career in the MLB. 1988 through 1990 he posted a sub 3.00 ERA. He was also the main setup man for Bobby Thigpen when he set the then single season record of 57 saves in 1990. He led the National League with 77 appearances in 1991.
In 2001 Jones worked for the contracting company that poured the concrete for the main concourse of PNC Park. He is currently living in the Pittsburgh area and heavily involved in the Pirates Alumni Association which helps raise millions of dollars for charity.
Professional Achievements
IU Records
B:2/15/1963
Drafted: 1984 3rd Round, 69th overall pick by the Pittsburgh Pirates
Jones was a workhorse starting pitcher for IU during his tenure. He lead the team in innings pitched in 1982 and 1983 (81 and 72). He is in the top ten for career and single season complete games.
Jones had a successful eight year career in the MLB. 1988 through 1990 he posted a sub 3.00 ERA. He was also the main setup man for Bobby Thigpen when he set the then single season record of 57 saves in 1990. He led the National League with 77 appearances in 1991.
In 2001 Jones worked for the contracting company that poured the concrete for the main concourse of PNC Park. He is currently living in the Pittsburgh area and heavily involved in the Pirates Alumni Association which helps raise millions of dollars for charity.
Professional Achievements
- 1990 recorded last save and pitch at Old Comiskey Park
- 1991 National League leader in appearances (77)
- 2010 inductee Indiana Baseball Hall of Fame
IU Records
- #T4 Career Complete Games...18
- #T7 Single Season Complete Games...7 (1983)
Cards
Total = 77
Autos = 1
SN = 7
1/1 = 3
Total = 77
Autos = 1
SN = 7
1/1 = 3
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2017
Topps Buy Back Silver 1987 #494
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Topps Buy Back Bronze 1988 #168
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Topps Buy Back Silver 1988 #168
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Topps Buy Back Bronze 1989 #539
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1982-1984 Bucky (Gene) Autry
BIO
B:???
Drafted: 1984 18th Round, 445th overall pick by the New York Mets
Autry was a highly touted prospect coming out of high school where he won the Indiana High School Athletic Association's L.V. Phillip Award for excelling in mental attitude, scholarship, leadership and baseball ability.
Autry was the best offensive player in 1983, leading the team in almost all major offensive categories including At Bats, RBIs, Runs, Doubles, Home Runs, Total Bases and Slugging. He also lead the team in HR in 1982, and the team in AB in 1984.
Professional Achievements
B:???
Drafted: 1984 18th Round, 445th overall pick by the New York Mets
Autry was a highly touted prospect coming out of high school where he won the Indiana High School Athletic Association's L.V. Phillip Award for excelling in mental attitude, scholarship, leadership and baseball ability.
Autry was the best offensive player in 1983, leading the team in almost all major offensive categories including At Bats, RBIs, Runs, Doubles, Home Runs, Total Bases and Slugging. He also lead the team in HR in 1982, and the team in AB in 1984.
Professional Achievements
- 1981 L.V. Philip Award Winner
Cards
Total = 1/1 100% Completed
Non 1/1s = 1/1 100% Completed
1/1s = NA
Total = 1/1 100% Completed
Non 1/1s = 1/1 100% Completed
1/1s = NA
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1981-1984 Dan Winters
BIO
B:4/22/1963
Drafted: 1984 11th Round, 272nd overall pick by the Oakland Athletics
Winters led the Hoosiers in 7 offensive categories in 1984, earning him All-Big Ten 1st Team honors. He led the team in Hits, At Bats, Doubles, RBIs, Total Bases, Batting Average and Slugging. He also set the Hoosiers single season mark for doubles (31), and finished in the top 10 for single season hits and batting average.
Winters spent four years in the minors. He is currently the Vice President of Developer Relations/Acquisitions at Activision
IU Achievements
IU Records
B:4/22/1963
Drafted: 1984 11th Round, 272nd overall pick by the Oakland Athletics
Winters led the Hoosiers in 7 offensive categories in 1984, earning him All-Big Ten 1st Team honors. He led the team in Hits, At Bats, Doubles, RBIs, Total Bases, Batting Average and Slugging. He also set the Hoosiers single season mark for doubles (31), and finished in the top 10 for single season hits and batting average.
Winters spent four years in the minors. He is currently the Vice President of Developer Relations/Acquisitions at Activision
IU Achievements
- 1984 All-Big Ten 1st Team
IU Records
- #1 Single Season Doubles...31 (1984)
- #T7 Single Season Hits...92 (1984)
- #9 Single Season Batting Average... .426 (1984)
Cards
Total = 3/3 100% Completed
Non 1/1s = 3/3 100% Completed
1/1s = NA
Total = 3/3 100% Completed
Non 1/1s = 3/3 100% Completed
1/1s = NA
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1982-1985 Mike Humphrey
BIO
B:???
Undrafted Free Agent
Humphrey was another work horse for the Hoosiers in the mid 80s. His career mark of 22 complete games will never be broken due to the change in the way the game is played. In 1982 he led the team in ERA, Complete Games, and Wins. In 1984 he also led the team in Complete Games. In 1985 he led the way with 79.1 Innings Pitched and 10 Wins.
In 1987 he was part of the Salt Lake Trapper Team that won 29 straight games setting the record for professional baseball. The team was featured in Sports Illustrated and has a display at the Baseball Hall of Fame.
IU Records
B:???
Undrafted Free Agent
Humphrey was another work horse for the Hoosiers in the mid 80s. His career mark of 22 complete games will never be broken due to the change in the way the game is played. In 1982 he led the team in ERA, Complete Games, and Wins. In 1984 he also led the team in Complete Games. In 1985 he led the way with 79.1 Innings Pitched and 10 Wins.
In 1987 he was part of the Salt Lake Trapper Team that won 29 straight games setting the record for professional baseball. The team was featured in Sports Illustrated and has a display at the Baseball Hall of Fame.
IU Records
- #1 Career Complete Games...22
- #T4 Career Wins...23
- #9 Career Innings Pitched...250.2
- #T2 Single Season Complete Games...8 (1982)
- #T7 Single Season Complete Games...7 (1984)
- #T3 Single Season Wins...10 (1985)
Cards
Total = 1/1 100% Completed
Non 1/1s = 1/1 100% Completed
1/1s = NA
Total = 1/1 100% Completed
Non 1/1s = 1/1 100% Completed
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1982, 1984-1986 Alex Smith
BIO
B:3/18/1963
Drafted: 1985 25th Round, 651st overall pick by the Toronto Blue Jays
Drafted: 1986 16th Round, 398th overall pick by the Atlanta Braves
When looking at career numbers, Alex Smith is the second best hitter of all time at IU. He is in the top ten in 7 offensive categories career wise, and is in the top 10 for 9 single season offensive categories. Both he and Mickey Morandini were a fearsome line-up in 85 and 86, and between the two of them they own almost all of the career and single season records at IU.
Smith spent a total of five season playing in the minors. After retiring he became a regional scout for the Braves, and has been a professional scout ever since. He has worked for the Braves, Mariners and Nationals in this role. His biggest signing so far has been Ryan Zimmerman of the Nationals.
Playing Achievements
Professional Achievements
IU Career Records
IU Single Season Records
B:3/18/1963
Drafted: 1985 25th Round, 651st overall pick by the Toronto Blue Jays
Drafted: 1986 16th Round, 398th overall pick by the Atlanta Braves
When looking at career numbers, Alex Smith is the second best hitter of all time at IU. He is in the top ten in 7 offensive categories career wise, and is in the top 10 for 9 single season offensive categories. Both he and Mickey Morandini were a fearsome line-up in 85 and 86, and between the two of them they own almost all of the career and single season records at IU.
Smith spent a total of five season playing in the minors. After retiring he became a regional scout for the Braves, and has been a professional scout ever since. He has worked for the Braves, Mariners and Nationals in this role. His biggest signing so far has been Ryan Zimmerman of the Nationals.
Playing Achievements
- 1986 Tied a professional record going 7/7 in a game.
- 1987 Ranked #1 in fielding percentage in the International League.
Professional Achievements
- 2004 named the Mid Atlantic Scouts Association Scout of the Year.
- Co-Owner of Diamond Pros Baseball offering camps and clinics teaching the fundamentals of Baseball.
IU Career Records
- #2 Career Batting Average... .393
- #2 Career Hits...305
- #T1 Career Doubles...61
- #T5 Career Triples...14
- #T4 Career Home Runs...43
- #2 Career RBIs...223
- #2 Career Runs...256
IU Single Season Records
- #5 Single Season Batting Average...434 (1985)
- #1 Single Season Hits...105 (1985)
- #T10 Single Season Doubles...19 (1985)
- #T6 Single Season Home Runs...18 (1986)
- #3 Single Season RBIs...81 (1986)
- #t7 Single Season RBIs...67 (1985)
- #3 Single Season Runs...77 (1985)
- #9 Single Season Runs...67 (1986)
- #5 Single Season Slugging Percentage... .774 (1986)
Cards
Total = 6/9 66.67% Completed
Non 1/1s = 6/9 66.67% Completed
1/1s = NA
Total = 6/9 66.67% Completed
Non 1/1s = 6/9 66.67% Completed
1/1s = NA
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1986-1988 John Wehner
BIO
B:6/29/1967
Drafted: 1988 7th Round, 174th overall pick by the Pittsburgh Pirates
At IU Wehner was a contact hitter, and is in the top 10 for both career and single season batting average. In his own words, "I still don't think of myself as a power hitter. I just try to hit the ball hard wherever I hit it." 4/23/87 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Wehner spent part of 11 seasons in the majors, between the Pirates and Marlins. Known as "Rock" in the Pittsburgh area, he is a hometown favorite and is still active in the Pirates organization as an analyst on both radio and TV.
Playing Achievements
IU Records
B:6/29/1967
Drafted: 1988 7th Round, 174th overall pick by the Pittsburgh Pirates
At IU Wehner was a contact hitter, and is in the top 10 for both career and single season batting average. In his own words, "I still don't think of myself as a power hitter. I just try to hit the ball hard wherever I hit it." 4/23/87 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Wehner spent part of 11 seasons in the majors, between the Pirates and Marlins. Known as "Rock" in the Pittsburgh area, he is a hometown favorite and is still active in the Pirates organization as an analyst on both radio and TV.
Playing Achievements
- Holds the record for 99 consecutive errorless games at Third Base
- 1997 World Series Championship with the Marlins (did not play)
- Hit the final home run and recorded the last out in Three Rivers Stadium
IU Records
- #7 Career Batting Average... .374
- #4 Single Season Batting Average... .436 (1988)
Cards
Total 56/59 = 94.92% Completed
Non 1/1s 56/59 = 94.92% Completed
1/1s 0/0 = NA
Total 56/59 = 94.92% Completed
Non 1/1s 56/59 = 94.92% Completed
1/1s 0/0 = NA
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1996-2015
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2008 Pirates Team Issue #JW
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2010 Pirates Team Issue #JW
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2010 Pirates Team Issue #JW2
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2015 Pirates Team Issue #JW
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1986-1988 Joe Hillman
BIO
B:8/12/1966
Drafted: 1988 25th Round, 645th overall pick by the Oakland Athletics
Hillman was a two sport athlete while at IU, and was a part of the 1987 NCAA championship team. Although drafted in 1988, Hillman returned to IU to play basketball his Senior year. To show his importance to the basketball team at Senior Night Bobby Knight said "The most valuable player is not the best player, it is the player who has done the most to get his team where it is. It is an absolute clear-cut situation that Hillman is the MVP. Period"
After IU Hillman spend two years in the A's Minor League System and also played basketball in Australia. Hillman is currently the Owner of M.E.D. Distribution in the Indianapolis area.
IU Achievements
B:8/12/1966
Drafted: 1988 25th Round, 645th overall pick by the Oakland Athletics
Hillman was a two sport athlete while at IU, and was a part of the 1987 NCAA championship team. Although drafted in 1988, Hillman returned to IU to play basketball his Senior year. To show his importance to the basketball team at Senior Night Bobby Knight said "The most valuable player is not the best player, it is the player who has done the most to get his team where it is. It is an absolute clear-cut situation that Hillman is the MVP. Period"
After IU Hillman spend two years in the A's Minor League System and also played basketball in Australia. Hillman is currently the Owner of M.E.D. Distribution in the Indianapolis area.
IU Achievements
- 1987 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship
- 1988 Academic All-American
Cards
Total = 3/3 100% Completed
Non 1/1s = 3/3 100% Completed
1/1s = NA
Total = 3/3 100% Completed
Non 1/1s = 3/3 100% Completed
1/1s = NA
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1985-1988 Jeff Stout
BIO
B:6/3/1966
Undrafted free agent
Stout was an excellent base runner, and knew how to find home plate during his time at IU. He also excelled on the scholastic side, earning the 1988 IU Gimbel Award for distinguishing himself in Athletics and scholarship and having displayed an outstanding mental aptitude.
IU Achievements
IU Records
B:6/3/1966
Undrafted free agent
Stout was an excellent base runner, and knew how to find home plate during his time at IU. He also excelled on the scholastic side, earning the 1988 IU Gimbel Award for distinguishing himself in Athletics and scholarship and having displayed an outstanding mental aptitude.
IU Achievements
- 1988 Gimbel Award
IU Records
- #6 Career Runs...196
- #2 Career Stolen Bases...105
- #3 Single Season Stolen Bases...40 (1988)
Cards
Total = 1/1 100% Completed
Non 1/1s = 1/1 100% Completed
1/1s = NA
Total = 1/1 100% Completed
Non 1/1s = 1/1 100% Completed
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1985-1988 Mickey Morandini
BIO
B:4/22/1966
Drafted: 1987 7th Round, 164th overall pick by the Pittsburgh Pirates
Drafted: 1988 5th Round, 120nd overall pick by the Philadelphia Phillies
If Ted Kluszewski is the best professional player to come out of IU, then Mickey Morandini would be the second best. He was the most prolific and diversified hitter while attending IU. He is the only player in IU history to be All-Big Ten 1st team for three years. He is in the top top 10 in 8 career offensive categories, owning the best mark in Doubles, Triples, Runs, and Stolen Bases. He is in the top 10 in 13 single season offensive categories, owning the records of runs, and Slugging Percentage in a season. For someone who later became known as a fielding virtuoso, he was an offensive force during his four years at IU.
Morandini was drafted in 1987 by the Pirates, but declined due to his interest in playing for Team USA in the 1988 Olympics. He joined the team and won a gold medal in Seoul.
His MLB career started in 1990, and he spent 11 season in the majors. One of the feats he is most know for occurred on 9/20/1992 against the Pirates when he turned an unassisted triple play.
After retiring he coached at Valparaiso until 2011 when he became the manager of the Williamsport Crosscutters. He has since coached the Phillies Single A team the Lakewood BlueClaws (2012-2013) and the Triple A Lehigh Valley IronPigs (2014).
Playing Achievements
IU Achievements
IU Career Records
IU Single Season Records
B:4/22/1966
Drafted: 1987 7th Round, 164th overall pick by the Pittsburgh Pirates
Drafted: 1988 5th Round, 120nd overall pick by the Philadelphia Phillies
If Ted Kluszewski is the best professional player to come out of IU, then Mickey Morandini would be the second best. He was the most prolific and diversified hitter while attending IU. He is the only player in IU history to be All-Big Ten 1st team for three years. He is in the top top 10 in 8 career offensive categories, owning the best mark in Doubles, Triples, Runs, and Stolen Bases. He is in the top 10 in 13 single season offensive categories, owning the records of runs, and Slugging Percentage in a season. For someone who later became known as a fielding virtuoso, he was an offensive force during his four years at IU.
Morandini was drafted in 1987 by the Pirates, but declined due to his interest in playing for Team USA in the 1988 Olympics. He joined the team and won a gold medal in Seoul.
His MLB career started in 1990, and he spent 11 season in the majors. One of the feats he is most know for occurred on 9/20/1992 against the Pirates when he turned an unassisted triple play.
After retiring he coached at Valparaiso until 2011 when he became the manager of the Williamsport Crosscutters. He has since coached the Phillies Single A team the Lakewood BlueClaws (2012-2013) and the Triple A Lehigh Valley IronPigs (2014).
Playing Achievements
- 1988 Seoel Olmpics Gold Medal
- 1992 Unassisted triple play
- 1993 World Series
- 1995 All-Star
- .989 Fielding % is tied with Ryne Sandberg for the best all time among Second Baseman
IU Achievements
- 1988 2nd Team All-American
- 1986-1988 1st Team All-Big Ten
- 1988 Indiana University Male Athlete of the Year Award
IU Career Records
- #3 Career Batting Average... .392
- #3 Career Hits...299
- #T1 Career Doubles...61
- #1 Career Triples...29
- #6 Career Home Runs...37
- #3 Career RBIs...186
- #1 Career Runs...277
- #1 Career Stolen Bases...127
IU Single Season Records
- #T3 Single Season Doubles...22 (1986)
- #T10 Single Season Doubles...19 (1987)
- #2 Single Season Triples...10 (1986)
- #T8 Single Season Triples...7 (1987)
- #T8 Single Season Triples...7 (1985)
- #1 Single Season Runs...90 (1986)
- #7 Single Season Runs...70 (1988)
- #2 Single Season Stolen Bases...41 (1987)
- #6 Single Season Stolen Bases...35 (1988)
- #T7 Single Season Stolen Bases...33 (1986)
- #T3 Single Season Walks...51 (1986)
- #T10 Single Season Walks...44 (1987)
- #1 Single Season Slugging %... .844 (1986)
Cards
Total = 343
Autos = 3
Relics = 1
SN = 61
1/1 = 1
Total = 343
Autos = 3
Relics = 1
SN = 61
1/1 = 1
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1988 Topps Traded #71T
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1988 Topps Traded Tiffany #71T
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1989 ProCards Spartanburg Phillies #1030
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1989 Star #18
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1989 Star #57
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1989 Star #120
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1989 Topps Big #162
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1990
Bowman #153
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Bowman Tiffany #153 NNO/3000
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CMC #240
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CMC Scranton-Wilkes Barre Red Barons #14
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ProCards AAA #308
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ProCards Scranton Red Barons #606
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Pacific Silver #385
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Pacific Red #385
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Pacific Platinum Blue #385 NNO/67
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Pacific Crown Royale #30
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Pacific Invincible #125
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Pacific Invincible Silver #125
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Pacific Invincible Platinum Blue
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2017 Topps Buy Back Gold 1997 #64
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1986-1989 Eric Jaques
BIO
B:11/3/1966
Drafted: 1989 29th Round, 746th overall pick by the Chicago Cubs.
Jaques was a starter for his first three years at IU, and then moved into the closer role his senior season. Jaques is tied for the most career strikeouts during his time at IU, and is also in the top 10 for career saves. He lead the team in Starts and ERA in 1986. After leading the team in innings pitched in 1988, he lead the team in appearances and saves in 89.
He went on to play four seasons in the minors before retiring from baseball.
IU Career Records
IU Single Season Records
B:11/3/1966
Drafted: 1989 29th Round, 746th overall pick by the Chicago Cubs.
Jaques was a starter for his first three years at IU, and then moved into the closer role his senior season. Jaques is tied for the most career strikeouts during his time at IU, and is also in the top 10 for career saves. He lead the team in Starts and ERA in 1986. After leading the team in innings pitched in 1988, he lead the team in appearances and saves in 89.
He went on to play four seasons in the minors before retiring from baseball.
IU Career Records
- #T4 Career Wins...23
- #4 Career Innings Pitched...284.2
- #T1 Career Strike Outs...244
- #6 Career Complete Games...17
- #4 Career Apperences...74
- #7 Career Saves...9
IU Single Season Records
- #10 Single Season Strikeouts...83 (1989)
- #T9 Single Season Innings Pitched...87.2 (1988)
- #2 Single Season Appearances...30 (1989)
- #T10 Single Season Saves...5 (1989)
Cards
Total 7/7 = 100% Completed
Non 1/1s 6/7 = 100% Completed
1/1s = NA
Total 7/7 = 100% Completed
Non 1/1s 6/7 = 100% Completed
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1987-1989 Geoff Flinn
BIO
B:1/21/1967
Drafted: 1989 14th Round, 353rd overall pick by the Texas Rangers
Flinn was one of the top hitters for IU in 1989 and did an amicable job typing to fill the void left by the departure of Wehner and Morandini. He led the team in hits, stolen bases and total bases in 89.
Flinn is currently a coach for the USAthletic Baseball Club which is the largest travel program in the state.
IU Records
B:1/21/1967
Drafted: 1989 14th Round, 353rd overall pick by the Texas Rangers
Flinn was one of the top hitters for IU in 1989 and did an amicable job typing to fill the void left by the departure of Wehner and Morandini. He led the team in hits, stolen bases and total bases in 89.
Flinn is currently a coach for the USAthletic Baseball Club which is the largest travel program in the state.
IU Records
- #9 Career Batting Average... .366
- #T10 Single Season Runs...66 (1989)
- #10 Single Season Stolen Bases...31 (1989)
Cards
Total = 1/1 100% Completed
Non 1/1s = 1/1 100% Completed
1/1s = NA
Total = 1/1 100% Completed
Non 1/1s = 1/1 100% Completed
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