Travis Reagan

Travis Reagan [John Travis Reagan] is a former Minor League Baseball Player from the United States active during the 2004-2009 seasons whose highest level reached was High A (A+). He last played in the Washington Nationals organization in 2009. His date of birth is August 31st, 1984 and he is currently 42 years old. He was born in Amarillo, Texas. He attended high school in Lubbock, Texas where he played for the Monterey Plainsmen. He played 4 years of NCAA Division I College Baseball for the Rice University Owls [Conference USA] where he was teammates with future Major Leaguers Josh Geer, Philip Humber, Paul Janish, Matt Langwell, Jeff Niemann, Lance Pendleton, Bryan Price, Joshua Rodriguez and Joe Savery. Participated in the D1 NCAA Tournament in 2004 [Regionals], 2005 [Super Regionals], 2006 [College World Series] and 2007 [College World Series]. He was ...
drafted and signed in the 45th round (1327th overall) of the 2007 Major League Baseball Amateur Draft by the Washington Nationals. Historically, based on stats listed below, his most frequent teammate was Kyle Gunderson [5 seasons]. Reagan played 2 minor league seasons with the Washington Nationals. Finished 8th in Western Athletic Conference with 7 Sacrifice Hits in 2004. Finished 7th in Conference USA with 15.94 Walks Percentage in 2007.

Jobs in Baseball: Assistant Coach for 1 year with Sam Houston State [NCAA-1] in 2012.