University of South Alabama

MLB Players Who Attended University of South Alabama

University of South Alabama, AL — MLB Players Who Attended University of South Alabama
Player Name	Debut Year	Final Year	G	AB	H	HR	AVG
Glenn Borgmann	1972	1980	474	1294	296	16	0.229
Pat Putnam	1977	1984	677	1989	508	63	0.255
Mike O'Berry	1979	1985	197	376	72	3	0.191
Dave Stapleton	1980	1986	582	2028	550	41	0.271
Lance Johnson	1987	2000	1447	5379	1565	34	0.291
Turner Ward	1990	2001	626	1548	389	39	0.251
Pete Coachman	1990	1990	16	45	14	-	0.311
Luis Gonzalez	1990	2008	2591	9157	2591	354	0.283
Mike Maksudian	1992	1994	34	41	9	-	0.220
Jay Gainer	1993	1993	23	41	7	3	0.171
Mark Ettles	1993	1993	14	2	-	-	-
Jon Lieber	1994	2008	405	612	85	-	0.139
Mike Mordecai	1994	2005	793	1362	333	24	0.244
Allen Battle	1995	1996	108	248	57	1	0.230
Steve Falteisek	1997	1999	16	3	-	-	-
Marlon Anderson	1998	2009	1151	3204	849	63	0.265
Steve Sparks	2000	2000	3	-	-	-	-
Juan Pierre	2000	2013	1994	7525	2217	18	0.295
Micheal Nakamura	2003	2004	31	-	-	-	-
Adam Lind	2006	2017	1344	4577	1247	200	0.272
David Freese	2009	2019	1184	3758	1041	113	0.277
P. J. Walters	2009	2013	40	10	-	-	-

University of South Alabama in the major leagues

University of South Alabama (Mobile, AL) has 22 alumni in the major league record. The first of them to reach the majors was Glenn Borgmann in 1972; the most recent debut belongs to P. J. Walters, in 2009. The games column peaks with Luis Gonzalez at 2591. Among alumni with long careers at the plate, Juan Pierre has the best average, .295. Steve Sparks and Micheal Nakamura show dashes in the batting columns because the table lists hitting only. The 1990s were the busiest decade for debuts from University of South Alabama. Nearby on the site: University of West Alabama, Wallace State Community College (Dothan), and Wallace State Community College (Hanceville), also in AL. The school list is built from Lahman's record of where players played college baseball; a player who attended without playing may not appear.