Scott Kendrick [Scott T. Kendrick] is a former
Minor League Baseball Player from the United States in a career that spanned the 1992-1996 seasons whose highest level reached was Short-season A (A). He last played for the
Newburgh Night Hawks (Northeast League) in 1996. Kendrick was born on
November 21st, 1975 in
Central Valley, New York and is currently 50 years old. He played High School baseball for the
Monroe Woodbury High School Crusaders in Central Valley, New York. He was
drafted in the
7th round (
194th overall) of the
1993 Major League Baseball Amateur Draft by the
Chicago Cubs but did not sign. His most frequent
teammates throughout his career, based on statistics listed below were
Julio Zuleta,
Scott Barton,
John Broome,
Danny Montero and
Terry Vaske. Kendrick played 4 minor league seasons with the Chicago Cubs. Finished 10th in
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Appalachian League with 4 Saves in 1992. Finished 10th in Gulf Coast League with 37 Runs Allowed in 1993. Finished 8th in Gulf Coast League with 29 Earned Runs Allowed in 1993. Played 1 year of Independent League Baseball in 1996. 
