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Positions: P-289, 1B-1

Full Name: Michael Horace Cook
Born: Aug 14,1963 in Charleston, South Carolina
Height: 6-3 Weight: 200 Bats: Right Throws: Right
High School: St. Andrews (Charleston, South Carolina)
College: University of South Carolina

Drafted: Selected by California Angels in 1st Round (19th overall) of 1985 amateur entry draft (June-Reg)

College All-American (1st team) 1985 P

First Round Draft Pick 1985 (#19)

Major League Comebacks 1989 --> 1993

Signed by Scout: Alex Cosmidis

MLB Debut: Jul 1,1986

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Control:	30
K-Rating:	79
Efficiency:	50
vsPower:	67
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Transactions History

Selected by California Angels in 1st Round (19th overall) of 1985 amateur entry draft (June-Reg)
*Selected by Philadelphia Phillies in 6th Round (145th overall) of 1982 amateur entry draft (June-Reg) did not sign

Nov 3,1988 - Traded by Angels with Paul Sorrento and Rob Wassenaar to Twins for Kevin Trudeau and Bert Blyleven.
Apr 5,1991 - Released by Twins.
Apr 19,1991 - Signed as Free Agent by Mariners.
Jul 4,1991 - Released by Mariners.
Dec 18,1991 - Signed as Free Agent by Cardinals.
Oct 15,1992 - Granted Free Agency.
Jan 23,1993 - Signed as Free Agent by Orioles.

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