81. Justin Thompson | BaseballLibrary.com justin thompson profile from BaseballLibrary.com, the most comprehensive baseballhistory encyclopedia on the Internet. We give you the stories behind the http://www.baseballlibrary.com/baseballlibrary/ballplayers/T/Thompson_Justin.stm

BALLPLAYERS TEAMS CHRONOLOGY TODAY ... Rules: 1900-present Rules The Field The Ball The Bat The Uniforms Chronology FAQ Authors BaseballLibrary.com by The Idea Logical Company, Inc. Justin Thompson Born: LHP 1996-99 Tigers Justin Thompson's Teams 1996 Detroit Tigers 1997 Detroit Tigers 1998 Detroit Tigers 1999 Detroit Tigers Justin Thompson's Teammates All-Star in 1997 IP W-L ERA Career Books and articles about Justin Thompson No profile available. SHOPPING Look for Justin Thompson books at BN.com Look for Justin Thompson books at Amazon.com Your purchases keep BaseballLibrary.com online. Thank you! RELATED LINKS Around the Web Justin Thompson's long wait continues from nwsource.com Justin Thompson from baseball-reference.com Jump directly to Library content from any website! Contribute your recollections of Justin Thompson by clicking here FROM THE BASEBALL CHRONOLOGY May 27, 1996 : The Tigers lose their 12th straight, dropping a 5–4 decision to the Royals in 13 innings. Detroit has now lost 32 of their last 36 games. Highly-touted rookie Justin Thompson tosses the first eight innings, leaving with a 4–1 lead, but the Bengals make three errors in the 9th to help KC tie it..

82. 1998 Player Salaries - The Baseball Archive Frank 7000000 1998 CWS AL Thome, Jim 4800000 1998 Cle AL thompson, Justin400000 1998 Det AL thompson, Mark 300000 1998 Col NL Thomson, John 210000 1998 http://www.baseball1.com/bb-data/98sal.html

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83. Unofficial Portland Beavers - Baseball Commentary, Stats, Schedule, Roster, News Mike thompson went 6+ innings for the Beavers allowing 2 runs on 6 hits. On a beautiful night for baseball at PGE Park, Chris Oxspring was spectacular, http://www.pdxbeavers.com/

Home Schedule Stats Roster Transactions ... Contact Us News Game Stories General News Transactions All Categories ... News Archives For more on the Beavers, such as ticket information and promotion information, check out the Official Portland Beavers website What current Beaver most deserved a promotion to San Diego? Josh Barfield Jason Kershner Bobby Scales Tim Stauffer Brian Sweeney Off-Season Content on the Site Don't go away! Despite the end of the season, we've got some great Beavers content lined up over the next several months. In the next couple weeks, we'll have a great interview with Beavers manager Craig Colbert posted. We'll have our annual, end-of-the-year report card on the team. Probably one or two other interviews as well. We're also coordinating with the official Beavers site to post reports from some of the players who are lined up to play winter ball in Venezuela and the Dominican Republic. I'm hoping that's going to be a lot of fun to hear about their experiences. Lastly, we're always looking for ideas on what you're interested in hearing about. Please pass those thoughts and comments our way. By the way, we've averaged nearly 60,000 hits the last two months, so I want to thank everyone for checking in during the season and helping to make this site such a pleasure to be a part of.

84. ESPN.com Justin Thompson Player Card Proper Name justin Willard thompson. Born March 8, 1973. San Antonio, TX justin thompson has not been involved in any transactions this season. http://espn.go.com/mlb/profiles/profile/5618.html

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85. $cat_name_he$ By Rich thompson Mar 31, 2003 Email this article Printer friendly page Afteranxiously waiting for the past six months another baseball season is about to http://www.attheyard.com/PlayerJournals/article_133.shtml

HOME PLAYER JOURNALS SHOP MINOR LEAGUES ASK THE EXPERTS ... CUSTOMER SERVICE Rich Thompson Bound for New Haven By Rich Thompson Mar 31, 2003 Email this article Printer friendly page After anxiously waiting for the past six months another baseball season is about to begin. I have been in Florida preparing myself for the next five or six months. I came into camp competing for a spot in triple A, and although I did not make the club I was pleased with my performance and feel very confident entering the season. I will be playing for the New Haven Ravens in the Eastern League. The team will have the same manager I had in the Florida State League, where I had my best year to date. He is a very energetic, hardworking, player’s coach, who everyone respects and plays hard for. We have a very strong outfield made up of five players; John-Ford Griffin, Gabe Gross, Alexis Rios, Justin Singleton, and myself. I expect we will all contribute to the success of this team and I am excited to start running down long fly balls with them. I am going to try and take what I have been working on in spring training and carry it over to the season. I am trying to be the best leadoff hitter I can, which means I have to put the ball in play and take walks. The first I did very well this spring, but I need to make a conscious effort to make the pitcher throw good pitches and draw walks. This is especially true in the Blue Jays organization, which emphasizes on base percentage as a key statistic.

86. IHSA Boys Baseball Class A State Final Results 1999 IHSA Class A Boys baseball Tournament June 45, 1999 Massac County 3rdBrandon Evans FANS, 1 out; justin Schwetman CALLED OUT ON STRIKES, 2 out; http://www.ihsa.org/activity/ba/1998-99/1box1.htm

Home Site Index About IHSA About IHSA.org ... Feedback Boys Baseball Class A State Final Results Metropolis (Massac Co.) 11, Nashville 10 Play-By-Play 1999 IHSA Class A Boys Baseball Tournament June 4-5, 1999 Lanphier Park, Springfield Game #1 Visitors: Nashville "Hornets" Coach David Vieth (6th Yr. 169-40-1) vs. Home: Massac County "Patriots" Coach Danny Stevens (14th Yr. 253-89) Umpires:Plate- Doug Elledge, New Canton 1st- Charles Huston, Macomb 3rd- Doug Maxwell, Homer Game time: 9:55 a.m. Weather: Partly Cloudy, Warm and Humid Wind: Light, SE PLAY-BY-PLAY ACCOUNT Nashville 1st: Kelly Cruser GO 6-3, 1 out; Travis Klingler Fans, 2 out; Zach Browiak GO 4-3. 0-0-0-0 Nashville 2nd: Jody Gajewski SINGLES to RF; Brock Holston GO 4-3, Gajewski to2nd, 1 out; Travis Schmele WALKS; Scott Thrailkill DOUBLES into LCF gap, Gajewski scores, RBI , Schmele to 3rd; Brad Luessenheide taps back to pitcher, out 1-3, 2 outs, runners hold; Ryan Dinkelman GO 6-3. 1-2-0-2 Massac County 2nd: Marc Glass WALKS; Darren Crim (Marc Glass steals 2nd) GO 4-3, Marc Glass to 3rd, 1 out; Cord Wittig grounds to 3rd, 5-2-3 DP as Marc Glass thown out at plate and Wittig out at first on throw from catcher.

87. Hedrick, Other NU Baseball Stars Earn Stripes In Cape League - Northeastern News For 17 years, NU baseball skipper Neil McPhee has been watching his athletes headto play in Northeastern s Devin Monds, Jordan Thomson, justin Hedrick, http://www.nu-news.com/news/2003/08/06/Sports/Hedrick.Other.Nu.Baseball.Stars.Ea

document.write(''+''); Northeastern News Extras: Student Resources Scholarships Movies Travel ... advanced document.write(currentissuedate); showNetworkBanner(1); var story_id = 449694; Home Sports Hedrick, other NU baseball stars earn stripes in Cape League By Jack Weiland Published: Wednesday, August 6, 2003 For 17 years, NU baseball skipper Neil McPhee has been watching his athletes head to play in the college baseball summer standby Cape Cod Baseball League. For both him and them, it's an institution of the season. Northeastern's Devin Monds, Jordan Thomson, Justin Hedrick, Chris Emanuele and Tim Bush are members of the 2003 league. "Growing up and in high school, I always dreamed of playing in the Cape," Hedrick said. "I don't want to say it's something special, but it's definitely something I've worked very hard to be able to compete in." Compete he did. Hedrick's seven two-hit innings on Tuesday night ended his season with the league lead in strikeouts (68) and among the leaders in earned run average (1.96) in nine games while posting a 3-2 record for the Harwich Mariners. Hedrick also tossed a perfect inning at the Cape League All-Star game, fanning one of the batters he faced. "I have been having a lot of fun," Hedrick said. "Me and my coaches knew I would have a pretty good year. It's been exciting. Being here shows that we (Northeastern) can play with anyone in the nation. It gives me confidence; I know I can pitch against anyone in college baseball now."

88. Baseball Season Ends With Positive Note - Northeastern News - Sports on the baseball team, was the first to phone Northeastern pitcher justin Thomson ended the year with a record of 84 and an earned run average of http://www.nu-news.com/news/2004/06/09/Sports/Baseball.Season.Ends.With.Positive

document.write(''+''); Northeastern News Extras: Student Resources Scholarships Movies Travel ... advanced document.write(currentissuedate); showNetworkBanner(1); var story_id = 685159; Home Sports Baseball season ends with positive note By Jack Weiland Published: Wednesday, June 9, 2004 Chalk up another assist for Arman Sidhu. Except this time, it's not a toss for an out on a routine ground ball. Sidhu, the starting shortstop on the baseball team, was the first to phone Northeastern pitcher Justin Hedrick Monday and inform him of his new employer: the San Francisco Giants. Hedrick was selected in the sixth round, 190th overall, by the Giants in the Major League baseball's annual First-Year Player Draft. Teammate and fellow hurler Jordan Thomson was also taken by the Giants in the draft, going in the 15th round with the 520th overall pick. "Arman was the first person to call me, he was like 'Hey man, congratulations," Hedrick said via phone Tuesday, his 22nd birthday. "I was like, 'What, what do you mean?' He had been listening to the draft and told me. Then a bunch of other people called me, actually the fifth person to call me was the actual team." That call, and that pick, set off quite a celebration for the Hedrick clan.

89. 2005 AMC Baseball - Shawnee State 2005 AMC baseball. Shawnee State. Overall Stats SBA/ATT Hargrave (16-23),Niemer (19-21), thompson (5-11), J. Craft (7-9), Spille (6-7), Tillman (3-4) http://www.amcsports.org/base2005/html/ssu.htm

2005 AMC Baseball Shawnee State Overall Stats Overall Statistics 2005 AMC Baseball Overall Statistics for Shawnee State (FINAL) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 21-20-1 Conference: 10-14 Hitting minimums - 1 Games Pitching minimums - 1 Games

90. Davidson College Football -- Justin Thompson 42 justin thompson. thompson Vitals. thompson is anxious to get the 2003 seasonunder way after missing last year with an injury. http://www.davidson.edu/administrative/athletics/menvars/football/players/2006/t

Choose A Schedule Men's Baseball Men's Basketball Men's X-Country Men's Football Men's Golf Men's Soccer Men's Swimming Men's Tennis Men's Wrestling Wom. Basketball Wom. X-Country Wom. Field Hockey Wom. Lacrosse Wom. Soccer Wom. Swimming Wom. Tennis Wom. Volleyball Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football ... Wrestling #42 Justin Thompson Thompson is anxious to get the 2003 season under way after missing last year with an injury. That makes him kind of an unknown for the Wildcats this year, but he could turn out to be a key reserve as the season unfolds. Missed season with an injury. Other: Two-time all-conference at Enka ... team captain and second leading tackler in Western N.C. as a senior ... Asheville Citizen-Times Student of the Year in 2002 ... Buncombe County Top Scholar ... National Honor Society President ... Student Body Council Vice-President. Schedule Women's Varsity Men's Varsity Intramurals ... Search Davidson Send info or comments to Davidson Athletics P.O. Box 7158 Davidson NC 28035-7158

91. Davidson College Baseball -- 2003 Box Score Davidson College baseball Appalachian State at Davidson Mar 30, Smith reachedon a fielder s choice to third base (12); thompson out at second 3b to 2b http://www.davidson.edu/administrative/athletics/menvars/baseball/2003/boxes/032

Choose A Schedule Men's Baseball Men's Basketball Men's X-Country Men's Football Men's Golf Men's Soccer Men's Swimming Men's Tennis Men's Wrestling Wom. Basketball Wom. X-Country Wom. Field Hockey Wom. Lacrosse Wom. Soccer Wom. Swimming Wom. Tennis Wom. Volleyball Davidson 5, Appalachian State 2 Recap Game Play-by-Play Play-by-Play Schedule Women's Varsity Men's Varsity Intramurals ... Search Davidson Send info or comments to Davidson Athletics P.O. Box 7158 Davidson NC 28035-7158

92. Colorado State University-Pueblo > Athletics baseball Sets NCAA Record, but Drops Opener Against Mesa third baseman JustinParker and shortstop Ryan Priddy delivered thompson from second base. http://twolves.colostate-pueblo.edu/baseball/52msc05recap.asp

BASKETBALL CROSS COUNTRY GOLF SOCCER ... Chieftain Baseball Sets NCAA Record, but Drops Opener Against Mesa May 6, 2005 by Jeff Letofsky courtesy of the Pueblo Chieftain PUEBLO, Colo. - Pueblo packed the park. Mesa State College stole the show. Playing in front of a NCAA Division II single-game record crowd of 3,683 on Hobbs Field at the Runyon Sports Complex, the Mavericks ruined Colorado State University-Pueblo's promotional "Pack the Park" night with a 5-4 victory. The win not only provided Mesa State with the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference championship, but a host berth for the four-team RMAC Tournament starting Thursday in Grand Junction. The Mavericks clinched the conference title in front of the largest crowd to watch a Division II baseball game and a CSU-Pueblo contest. Mesa State, ranked fifth in the country, the highest ranking in school history, is 42-11 overall and 22-3 in the RMAC. CSU-Pueblo, which has already qualified for the postseason tournament, is 29-23 overall and 18-7 in the conference, having lost four of its last five. The teams have three games remaining in their four-game series at Rawlings Field - a 4 p.m. doubleheader today and a single game at noon Sunday.

93. KFFL - Justin Thompson, P, Texas Rangers The Dallas Morning News reports Texas Rangers P justin thompson was MLB.com,reports Texas Rangers SP justin thompson (shoulder) is off to a good start http://kffl.com/player/6355/MLB

Members Username: Password: Can't Login? Home MLB MLB Players Search: KFFL SHOPPING Why KFFL? Premium Samples Sweepstakes ... Add to my watchlist Justin Thompson Pitcher for Texas Rangers HOTW Articles From Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec thru Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Sat, 27 Aug 2005 13:01:57 -0700 The Texas Rangers have optioned P Justin Thompson to Triple-A Oklahoma, according to the Associated Press. Thu, 18 Aug 2005 19:18:40 -0700 Updating an earlier item, the Associated Press reports Texas Rangers P Justin Thompson pitched the eighth inning Thursday, Aug. 18, marking his first big league appearance since the 1999 season. The 32-year-old has spent the last six years recovering from four operations on his left arm. Tue, 16 Aug 2005 23:24:30 -0700 Sports Network reports the Texas Rangers purchased the contract of SP Justin Thompson Tuesday night, Aug. 16. It has been six years since Thompson last pitched in the big leagues. Wed, 25 May 2005 06:19:33 -0700 The Dallas Morning News reports Texas Rangers P Justin Thompson was promoted from Double-A Frisco to Triple-A Oklahoma on May 23. Thompson hasn't pitched in the major leagues since Aug. 15, 1999, with the

94. Sports baseball pitchers It’s not uncommon for a Northeastern athletic program to Four righthanders—Monds, Thomson, justin Hedrick, and Brendan Ryan—make up http://www.numag.neu.edu/0305/sports.html

May 2003 Deal Breakers Throwing Sand in the Machine Watching the Detectives E Line Sports Books Alumni Passages Classes From the Field ... Huskiana What Makes Ebony Run Jack ran outdoor track all four years of high school, and eventually gave up her hoop dreams to run indoor during her final two. Like her brother, she excelled as a sprinter through explosiveness and sheer speed. Her list of accomplishments goes on. But gifted as Jack is when she flies down a track, her coach, Sherman Hart, believes her leadership has been just as important to the team. Whatever Johan says, it works. Ebony Jack has whisked her dreams and ambitions into gold. Northern Lights Elevate Diamond Hopes But many blue-chip athletes who migrate south to Huntington Avenue wear spikes, not skates. Neil McPhee has looked to Canada often during his seventeen seasons as head baseball coach. The results have been beyond positive. Past standouts Derek Gauthier, Kevin Kim, and Luke Carlin came via the Canadian pipeline. So have current starters Devin Monds, Miguel Paquette, and Jordan Thomson. By the middle of April, Northeastern had racked up a 6-12 record (1-3 against other America East teams).

95. Baseball 2004 - Northeastern 7, Maine 1 Starter Jordan Thomson went the distance and shut down the Black Bear 4.1 87 5 3 4 20 24 BISHOP, justin 1.2 0 0 0 1 0 5 6 Northeastern IP H R ER http://www.gonu.com/baseball/2004/game20.htm

2004 Schedule/Results 2004 Statistics Northeastern 7, Maine 1 April 8, 2004 Friedman Diamond (Brookline, MA) The Huskies upended Maine 7-1 to split a Friday doubleheader at Friedman Diamond. Starter Jordan Thomson went the distance and shut down the Black Bear offense while NU scored multiple runs in the first, third and fifth innings to put Maine away. Maine won the first game 3-2, so both teams hold a 1-1 conference record. Thomson pitched seven innings, striking out seven while holding Maine to six hits. Maine starter Mike MacDonald took the loss after allowing five runs in four and one-third innings. MacDonald was America East's Pitcher of the Year in 2002. Northeastern improves to 11-9 overall while Maine is 14-13 after the doubleheader. Northeastern took the lead in the bottom of the first after Maine plated a run in the top of the inning. Second-hitter Brad Czarnowski walked. Then Chris Emanuele hit a grounder to Maine shortstop Jason Harvey. Harvey couldn't get the throw to the second baseman, putting men on first and second. Jeff Heriot followed with a walk and Miguel Paquette hit a two-run single to left-center. Czarnowski led off the third inning with a homer to right field, giving NU a 3-1 advantage. The Huskies then loaded the bases on singles by Emanuele and Heriot and a walk by Arman Sidhu. Tim Bush then hit a grounder to Maine third baseman Matt McGraw, who threw Sidhu out at second while Emanuele scored. Maine second baseman Mike Ferriggi tried to turn the double-play but his throw went off first baseman Greg Creek's glove, allowing Emanuele to score his second run. Matt Morizio hit a fly-out to center to end the inning with a 5-1 lead for Northeastern.

96. Benedictine University Seven Benedictine studentathletes - baseball players Christian Arnoux while fellow seniors justin Hatch (South Beloit, Ill./Boylan Catholic HS), http://www.ben.edu/athletics/mens/baseball/

Browse by Interest Prospective Students Parents Giving Current Students Prospective Faculty/Staff Community Media Home Athletics Baseball Resources Athletic Affiliations Athletics News Athletics Personnel Athletic Training ... Wallpaper and Screensavers Men's Varsity Athletics Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football Golf ... Track and Field Women's Varsity Athletics Basketball Cross Country Soccer Softball ... Volleyball Baseball Intro Coaches Updates Roster Schedule ... Seven athletes earn NIIC Spring All-Academic Honors Seven Benedictine student-athletes - baseball players Christian Arnoux (Arlington Heights, Ill./Prospect H.S.), Mike Headtke (Bolingbrook, Ill./Romeoville H.S.), Patrick McNamara (Addison, Ill./Addison Trail H.S./College of DuPage) and David Mitchell (Chicago, Ill./St. Rita H.S.) and softball players Katie Bellich (Thomson, Ill./Thomson H.S.), Donna Reeves (Carol Stream, Ill./Driscoll Catholic H.S.) and Monica Robinson (Thomson, Ill./Thomson H.S.) - have been named to the 2005 Northern Illinois-Iowa Conference Spring All-Academic Teams in their respective sports. MORE Christian Arnoux Six Benedictine athletes honored on NIIC All-Scholastic Teams Benedictine University's athletic department had six individuals named to the 2004-05 Northern Illinois-Iowa Conference All-Scholastic Teams, the league recently announced. Seniors Mike Headtke (Bolingbrook, Ill./Romeoville H.S.), Kortney Pope (Arlington Heights, Ill./St. Viator H.S.) and Erica Wagner (Lombard, Ill./Glenbard East H.S.) were all tabbed as first-team honorees, while fellow seniors Justin Hatch (South Beloit, Ill./Boylan Catholic H.S.), Brian Manering (LaPorte, Ind./LaPorte H.S.) and Mandy Semenik (Homer Glen, Ill./Lockport Township H.S.) were honorable mention selections.

97. SW Oklahoma State Vs Eastern New Mexico (Mar 20, 2005) 2005 ENMU baseball Statistics SW Oklahoma State at Eastern New Mexico (Game 1)Mar 20, SB justin Gee. SW Oklahoma State IP H R ER BB SO AB BF NP http://www.enmu.edu/athletics/Stats/Baseball/2005 HTML/game23.htm

SW Oklahoma State vs Eastern New Mexico (Mar 20, 2005) Box score (NCAA) Play-by-Play Line score Box score (NCAA) Play-by-Play 2005 ENMU Baseball Statistics SW Oklahoma State at Eastern New Mexico (Game 1) - Play-by-Play Mar 20, 2005 at Portales, New Mexico (Greyhound Field) Score by Innings R H E - SW Oklahoma State... 300 000 - 3 6 4 Eastern New Mexico.. 001 330 X - 7 10 1 - SW Oklahoma State starters: 11/rf L. Thompson; 6/ss L. Hatfield; 20/dh M. Machinski; 19/c T. Dewald; 10/lf Wes Bamburg; 8/1b G. Davenport; 14/3b Bill Burcham; 4/2b Mark Cole; 26/cf D. Pratt; 27/p L. Scales; Eastern New Mexico starters: 4/2b Bryan Moore; 1/ss Josh Kuchta; 5/dh B. Scherer; 9/1b M. Wallace; 18/cf D. Kennedy; 35/c Brian Green; 10/3b M. McDuffie; 24/rf Justin Gee; 14/lf M. Bernhardt; 44/p Trevor Davis; SW Oklahoma State 1st - L. Thompson singled to third base, bunt (0-0). L. Hatfield grounded out to 3b (1-2); L. Thompson advanced to second. M. Machinski struck out looking (1-2). T. Dewald singled through the left side, RBI (1-1); L. Thompson scored. T. Dewald advanced to second on a wild pitch. Wes Bamburg walked (3-0). G. Davenport doubled to right center, 2 RBI (1-2); Wes Bamburg scored; T. Dewald scored. Bill Burcham struck out (1-2). 3 runs, 3 hits, errors, 1 LOB.

98. Baseball Salaries, List justin Duchscherer 302500 Marco Scutaro 301500 Esteban German 301000 John Thomson 2250000 Antonio Alfonseca 1350000 Chris Reitsma 950000 http://www.canoe.ca/BaseballMoneyMatters/salaries_players.html

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99. Around The Majors: Retirement -- The Hardball Times 14) The Royals sent 1B justin Huber, 2B Donnie Murphy, OF Adrian Brown, 18) The Pirates sent 1B Brad Eldred, OFs Rich thompson, Nate McLouth, http://www.hardballtimes.com/main/article/around-the-majors-retirement/

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100. Seattlepi.com Mariners Blog: October 2003 Archives Team USA has set its 24man roster for Olympic qualifying and justin Leone has baseball America has named San Antonio skipper Dave Brundage their Minor http://blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com/baseball/archives/2003_10.html

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