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Positions:  P-220

Full Name:  Bradley Donald Baker
Born:  Nov 6,1980  in  Brattleboro, Vermont
Height:  6-2  Weight:  195  Bats:  Right  Throws:  Right
High School:  Pioneer Valley Regional (Northfield, Massachusetts)
College:  None

Drafted:  Selected by Boston Red Sox in 1st Round (40th overall) of 1999 amateur entry draft (June-Reg)  (Signing Bonus: $844,000)

  • First Round Draft Pick  1999 (#40)
  • Futures Game Participant  USA 2002
  • Top Prospect  2001 MLB (#76),2001 Bos (#2),2005 Sd (#9),

    • Signed by Scout:  Ray Fagnant




    Scouting Report
    Control: 36
    K-Rating: 70
    Efficiency: 38
    vsPower: 43
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     Transactions History

    Selected by Boston Red Sox in 1st Round (40th overall) of 1999 amateur entry draft (June-Reg)   (Signing Bonus: $844,000)


    Jul 26,1999 - signed  
    Jun 23,2002 - Traded by Red Sox with RHP Dan Giese to Padres for LHP Alan Embree and RHP Andy Shibilo June 23 2002  
    Nov 17,2005 - Signed by Braves  
    May 15,2006 - Traded by Braves to Red Sox to complete April 5 trade  



    Transactions Notes:  Major League transactions were last updated for the 2007 season. The data should not be considered as complete, especially at the minor league level. The best way to view the career of a player is through his statistics.

    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.

    Check out our Draft Register in the data store.



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