David Tidwell is a former
Minor League Baseball Player from the United States in a career that spanned the 1996-2000 seasons whose highest minor level was AA. His most recent professional season was with the
Duluth-Superior Dukes (Northern League),
Elmira Pioneers (Northern League) in 2000. Tidwell is 51 years old and was born on
January 17th, 1975 in
Grenada, Mississippi. He attended high school in Grenada, Mississippi where he played for the
Grenada Chargers. He played 2 years of NCAA Division I College Baseball for the
University of Alabama Crimson Tide [
Southeastern Conference] where he was teammates with future Major Leaguers
Dustan Mohr,
Andy Phillips and
Tim Young. Participated in the D1 NCAA Tournament in
1996 [College World Series] and
1997 [College World Series]. He was
drafted and signed in the
16th round (
488th overall) of the
1997 ...
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Major League Baseball Amateur Draft by the Cincinnati Reds. Tidwell played 2 minor league seasons with the Cincinnati Reds. Finished 6th in Northern League with 34 Stolen Bases in 1999. Played 2 years of Independent League Baseball between 1999-2000.
Awards: Named to Southeastern Conference All-Tournament Team in 1997. TBC+ Metric is based on wOBA with inclusion of stolen base value. TBC's version of wOBA excludes park factors and uses static coefficients across all levels and years for ease of implementation.
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