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Positions: P-285, OF-91

Full Name: Derek Robert Wallace
Born: Sep 1,1971 in Van Nuys, California
Height: 6-3  Weight: 215  Bats: Right  Throws: Right
High School: Chatsworth (Chatsworth, California)  "Chancellors"
College: Pepperdine University

Drafted: Selected by Houston Astros in 18th Round (501st overall) of 1995 amateur entry draft (June-Reg)

4 Strikeouts in 1 Inning Sep 13,1996

College World Series Champions Pepperdine (1992)

First Round Draft Pick 1992 (#11)

Top Prospect 1993 Chc (#3),1994 Chc (#3),1995 Chc (#4),1997 Nym (#5)

MLB Debut: Aug 13,1996

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Scouting Report
Power:	84
Power:	20
Speed:	72
Contact:	20
Patience:	19
Control:	61
K-Rating:	45
Efficiency:	56
vsPower:	44
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Transactions History

Selected by Houston Astros in 18th Round (501st overall) of 1995 amateur entry draft (June-Reg)
*Selected by Chicago Cubs in 1st Round (11th overall) of 1992 amateur entry draft (June-Reg) did not sign
*Selected by Pittsburgh Pirates in 36th Round (936th overall) of 1989 amateur entry draft (June-Reg) did not sign

Apr 5,1995 - Traded by Cubs with Geno Morones to Royals for Brian McRae.
Jul 21,1995 - Traded by Royals with John Carter and Eugenio Morones to Mets for Allen McDill and Jason Jacome.
Aug 13,1999 - Traded by Mets to Royals for Jeremy Jackson.

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