Michael Cavanaugh

From SABR Encyclopedia

(Difference between revisions)
Jump to: navigation, search
Line 1: Line 1:
{{person-other-uses|Michael Cavanaugh}}
{{person-other-uses|Michael Cavanaugh}}
-
 
+
{{person-infobox-include}}
-
{{person-infobox
+
-
|nameLast= Cavanaugh
+
-
|nameFirst= Michael
+
-
|nameGiven= Michael J
+
-
|nameNick=
+
-
|bats= R
+
-
|throws= R
+
-
|height= 70
+
-
|weight= 175
+
-
|birthMonth= 4
+
-
|birthDay= 18
+
-
|birthYear= 1950
+
-
|birthCity=
+
-
|birthState=
+
-
|birthCountry=
+
-
|deathMonth=
+
-
|deathDay=
+
-
|deathYear=
+
-
|deathCity=
+
-
|deathState=
+
-
|deathCountry=
+
-
|cemeteryName=
+
-
|cemeteryCity=
+
-
|cemeteryState=
+
-
|cemeteryCountry=
+
-
|schoolSecondary= Birmingham High School
+
-
|schoolCollege=
+
-
|milbID= cavana004mic
+
-
|mlbamID=
+
-
|sabrPersonID=
+
-
|retroID=
+
-
}}
+
'''Michael Cavanaugh''' played professional baseball from 1968 to 1971.
'''Michael Cavanaugh''' played professional baseball from 1968 to 1971.
-
{{person-career-start}}
+
{{person-career-include}}
-
{{person-played-for | 1968 Twins (Gulf Coast)}}
+
-
{{person-played-for | 1970 St. Cloud (Northern)}}
+
-
{{person-played-for | 1970 Wisconsin Rapids (Midwest)}}
+
-
{{person-played-for | 1971 Lynchburg (Carolina)}}
+
-
 
+
-
{{person-career-end}}
+
{{person-narrative-stub}}
{{person-narrative-stub}}
Line 52: Line 14:
-
 
-
 
-
{{person-statistics-stub}}
 
-
 
-
{{person-sabr-links-stub}}
 
-
 
-
{{person-external-links-stub}}
 
<references/>
<references/>
-
 
-
[[Category:People|Cavanaugh, Michael]]
 
-
[[Category:Touched pages]]
 

Revision as of 13:11, 22 July 2009

For other people named Michael Cavanaugh, see Michael Cavanaugh


See Michael Cavanaugh in the index for other people with this or a similar name.
Michael Cavanaugh
Michael J Cavanaugh
Bat/Throw: R/R
Height: 5' 10"
Weight: 175
Born: 1950-4-18


Michael Cavanaugh played professional baseball from 1968 to 1971.


Career timeline

Michael Cavanaugh (bf55)/career



Student Career:

  • All-City, football; All-Conference, baseball; Played track and field; Pitched a no-hitter, while hitting a home run and seven RBIs[1].

He was signed to the Minnesota Twins Organization by Jess Flores[1].


Footnotes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1969 Minnesota Twins Organizational Record Book.
Retrieved from "http://encyclopedia.sabr.org/wiki/Michael_Cavanaugh_(bf55)"
Personal tools