Terry Wilshusen [Terry Wayne Wilshusen] was active in the Major Leagues between 1973-1973. Wilshusen was born on
March 22nd, 1949He died on
December 1st, 2000 at the age of 51. He attended high school in Carson, California where he played for the
Carson Colts. He played College Baseball for the
Los Angeles City College Cubs. He was
drafted and signed in the
8th round (
133rd overall) of the
1968 Major League Baseball Amateur Draft by the
Detroit Tigers in the January Secondary Phase. Made his Major League Debut on
April 7th, 1973 at the age of 24. Debuted as a relief pitcher for California Angels against the Kansas City Royals, throwing 0.1 innings, allowing 3 runs, 2 walks and striking out 0 batters. He did not factor in the decision. He walked
Kurt Bevacqua,
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the first batter he faced. Wilshusen played 1 season with the Los Angeles Angels organization. He was also drafted in the 22nd round of the 1967 Draft by the Cincinnati Reds but did not sign.
Career Transactions: Selected from Baltimore Orioles by California Angels in MLB Rule 5 Draft on November 27th, 1972. Traded from California Angels with Thor Skogan to Cincinnati Reds for Richie Scheinblum (6/15/1973) on June 19th, 1973. 
