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Positions: OF-411, LF-208, RF-118, DH-114, 1B-14, CF-5

Full Name: Luke Brandon Scott
Born: Jun 25,1978 in De Leon Springs, Florida
Height: 6-0  Weight: 210  Bats: Left  Throws: Right
High School: DeLand (DeLand, Florida)  "Bulldogs"
College: Oklahoma State University, Indian River State College

Contract: Signed 1-year, $2,400,000 contract with the Baltimore Orioles on Jan 20,2009. Avoided arbitration

Drafted: Selected by Cleveland Indians in 9th Round (277th overall) of 2001 amateur entry draft (June-Reg)  (Signing Bonus: $10,000)

Hitting for the Cycle Jul 28,2006

Player of the Week 2x Jul-20-2008, May-31-2009

MLB Debut: Apr 5,2005

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Scouting Report
Power:	92
Batting:	60
Speed:	47
Contact:	31
Patience:	74
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2009 Independent League Statistics have been updated.

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Transactions History

Selected by Cleveland Indians in 9th Round (277th overall) of 2001 amateur entry draft (June-Reg)   (Signing Bonus: $10,000)
*Selected by Tampa Bay Rays in 45th Round (1327th overall) of 2000 amateur entry draft (June-Reg) did not sign

Jun 9,2001 - signed
Sep 14,2001 - On disabled list
Mar 31,2004 - Traded by Indians to Astros March 31 2004
Mar 31,2004 - Traded by Indians to Astros March 31 2004
Dec 12,2007 - Traded by Astros with Troy Patton, Matt Albers, Dennis Sarfate and Mike Costanzo to Orioles for Miguel Tejada
Feb 11,2008 - Signed by Orioles (1-year)

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Disabled List Notes: The accumulation of disabled list data started in 2001. Though most DL visits are accounted for during this time, the injury description and activation date are not always available.

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