Mike Redmond #52

**MANAGING/COACHING CAREER** Combined to go 155-115 (.574) in two seasons as a Single- A manager in Toronto Blue Jays organization from 2011- 2012...Managed Single-A Dunedin in Florida State League in 2012...Led Blue Jays to 78-55 record and advanced to first round of FSL playoffs...Made managerial debut in 2011 with Single-A Lansing...Earned Midwest League Manager of the Year award for guiding Lugnuts to a 77-60 record and an appearance in Midwest League finals. **PLAYING CAREER** Played 13 seasons in the Major Leagues, including first seven with Marlins. Was originally signed by Florida as a non-drafted free agent on August 18, 1992...During career, threw out 27.8 percent of runners attempting to steal...Holds American League record for longest streak of total chances without an error (1,474) by a catcher...Streak was snapped on May 22, 2010, playing for Cleveland vs. Cincinnati. It was first error since moving to AL, after signing with Twins in 2005. Had not committed an error since July 20, 2004 at New York-NL, during final season with Marlins...Won 2005 Bob Allison Award, given by Minnesota Twins organization to player who exemplifies determination, hustle, tenacity, competitive spirit and leadership, both on and off field...Won 1999 Charlie Hough "Good Guy" Award, given by South Florida Chapter of Baseball Writers Association of America...Made Major League debut for Marlins on May 31, 1998 and went 3x3 with a home run at Milwaukee. Singled in his first two atbats, and hit a solo home run off of Scott Karl in third at-bat...Is one of just nine players since 1990 to go 3x3 or better in ML debut, and was one of only four to do so in 1990's, joining Dodgers' Mike Piazza (3x3 on September 1, 1992 at Chicago-NL), San Francisco's Ramon Martinez (3x3 on June 20, 1998 vs. San Diego) and Colorado's Derrick Gibson (4x4 on Sept. 8, 1998 vs. Florida) - STATS LLC. **PERSONAL/MISCELLANEOUS** Michael Patrick Redmond. Married to Michele, and they have two sons, Ryan Patrick (3/3/01) and Michael Andrew (9/23/02)...Graduated from Gonzaga (WA) Preparatory School in 1989 and went on to play baseball at Gonzaga University...Founded the "Red's Rally Caps" program in 2002, which helps give inspiration and strength to patients receiving cancer treatment.

2009

Was the Twins Opening Day catcher, going 1-for-3 with a run scored, 4/6 vs. Seattle...hit in three straight games, 4/14-17...caught 10 games in April...hit safely in four of five games, 5/ 13-25...hit .310 (9-for-29) in 10 games in 5/...had first three-hit game of season, 8/9 at Detroit...tripled on 8/30 vs. Texas, his first since 4/29, 2003, a span of 1,197 at-bats in between triples...appeared in 45 games for the Twins, starting 39 at catcher...extended his streak of having not committed an error to 1,414 total chances, the longest streak ever by an American League catcher.

2008

Had season-high three rbi, May 7 at Chicago (AL)...had first three-hit game of season, going 3-for-4 with a double and an rbi, June 5 vs. Baltimore...season-high six-game hit-streak, going 10-for-19 (.526), May 22-June 10...hit .360 (9-for-25) in seven June games...two-rbi game, July 1 vs. Detroit...appeared in nine games from August 6-September 21 and went 13-for-39 (.333) with five multi-hit games, including back-to-back 2-for-4 games, September 13 and 21...hit .333 (5-for-15) with three rbi and three runs scored in four September games...made 32 starts at catcher and appeared in 37 games...continued his streak of having not committed an error in 1,178 total chances, the longest streak ever by an American League catcher.

2007

Was 8-for-21 (.381) in five games, April 18-22...had game-winning walk-off single in 11th inning, April 26 vs. Kansas City...had eight-game hit-streak, going 14-for-29 (.483), May 6-15...tied season-high three hits, May 12 vs. Detroit...hit first home run since July 6, 2005, covering 326 at-bats, May 13 vs. Detroit...season-high nine-game hit-streak, going 14-for-37 (.378), May 18-June 1...tied season-high three rbi, May 28 vs. Chicago (AL)...had a rbi in four consecutive games, June 14-20...third career four-hit game, August 8 at Kansas City...was 8-for-18 (.444) with a double and five rbi in six games, August 29-September 3...had a career-high 80 hits, 38 rbi and 23 runs.

2006

Had career-high 10-game hit-streak, going 16-40 (.400), April 22-May 31 . . . had 8-game hit-streak, going 14-37 (.378), June 7-July 4 . . . was 9-24 (.375) in 6 games, July 20-August 6 . . . hit safely in 7 of 8 games going 11-30 (.367), August 20-September 19 ... had a season-high 3 rbi as he went 3-4, September 16 at Cleveland . . . had a season-high 3 hits on 7 occasions ... threw out 8 of 21 (38%) runners attempting to steal to up career totals to 136 of 403 (34%).

2005

Was 5-14 (.357) in 4 games, May 5-19 . . . had 3-game hit-streak, May 25-27 . . . hit safely in 5 consecutive games, going 11-18 (.611), June 26-July 9 . . . second career 4-hit game and first homer as a Twin, July 6 at Los Angeles (AL) . . . season-high 8-game hit-streak, going 15-30 (.500), August 13-September 7 . . . tied career-high 3 rbi, September 4 vs. Cleveland . . . had 1.000 (0 E, 242 TC) fielding percentage . . . threw out 8 of 17 (47%) runners attempting to steal to up career totals to 128 of 382 (34%).

2004

Hit safely in 9 of 10 games with an at-bat, going 13-32 (.406), April 6- 23 . . . hit first home run since September 10, 2002, April 22 at Philadelphia . . . tied season-high 3 rbi, May 21 vs. Arizona . . . first career stolen base, May 26 at Cincinnati . . . was 11-30 (.367) in 9 games, June 4-16 . . . tied seasonhigh 3 hits, July 22 at Philadelphia . . . was 6-12 (.500) in 4 games, August 29- September 19 . . . tied season-high 4-game hit-streak, September 22-October 3 . . . was 15-48 (.313) with runners in scoring position . . . had .996 (2 E, 524 TC) fielding percentage . . . threw out 11 of 62 (18%) runners attempting to steal to up career totals to 120 of 365 (33%) . . . tied career-high in doubles.

2003

Was 7-for-17 (.412) in 11 games with, April 18-May 7...had 3-game hit-streak, going 4-for-12 (.333), May 25-28...made first career appearance at third base, June 14 at Texas...made first career appearance at first base, June 24 vs. Philadelphia...tied season-high three-game hit-streak, going 5-for-9 (.556), July 20-27...started 26 games...had .995 (1 E, 206 TC) fielding percentage...threw out 4 of 32 (13%) runners attempting to steal.

2002

Season-high five-game hit-streak, going 8-for-22 (.364), April 13-23...had career-high four runs, May 12 vs. Los Angeles...hit safely in five of six games, going 6-for-18 (.333), May 30-June 12...was 8-for-14 (.571) in five games, June 18-25...hit safely in seven of eight games, going 12-for-26 (.462), July 26-August 7...tied season-high three hits, August 6 at Houston...tied season-high three rbi, September 10 (game one) at Philadelphia...made 68 starts...had .995 (4 E, 546 TC) fielding percentage...led league catchers in batting, going 78-for-247 (.316)...threw out 26 of 66 (39%) runners attempting to steal...established career-highs in games, at-bats, hits and rbi.

2001

First career pinch-hit, May 2 vs. St. Louis...was 5-for-12 (.417) in three games, May 20-26...career-high nine-game hit-streak, going 14-for-33 (.424), June 17-July 13.... hit safely in seven of eight games, going 11-for-26 (.423), July 19-August 12...first career inside-the-park homer, August 12 vs. Houston...tied season-high three hits, September 12 vs. Houston...was 21-for-56 (.375) with three homers vs. lefthanders... was 9-for-29 (.310) with runners in scoring position...had .994 (2 E, 314 TC) fielding percentage...threw out 14 of 33 (42%) runners attempting to steal...established career-high in home runs.

2000

Had 50-game errorless streak, April 3-July 25...hit first career triple, April 5 vs. San Francisco...hit safely in six of seven games, April 19-28...season-high six-game hit-streak, going 8-for-20 (.400), May 5-14...hit safely in 9 of 11 games, going 11-for-29 (.379), July 8-August 13...season-high two rbi, August 4 at Cincinnati...threw out 23 of 65 (35%) runners attempting to steal...was second among league catchers with a .996 (2 E, 488 TC) fielding percentage.

1999

Had career-high four hits, April 23 vs. Atlanta...was 8-for-20 (.400) in seven games, May 3-16...season-high seven-game hit-streak, going 10-for-25 (.400), June 23-July 9...hit safely in five of seven games, going 8-for-23 (.348), July 19-29...was 9-for-15 (.600) in four games, August 13-18...had five-game hit-streak, going 9-for-16 (.563), August 26-September 6...batted .304 (28-for-92) with one homer vs. lefthanders and .300 (45-for-150) vs. righthanders...was 23-for-64 (.359) with runners in scoring position...threw out 25 of 71 (35%) runners attempting to steal...established career-highs in runs and walks...won the Charlie Hough "Good Guy" Award, given by the South Florida Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America.

1998

Began season at Portland...promoted to Charlotte, April 25...contract selected May 22...made major league debut, singled off Scott Karl for first career hit and homered off Scott Karl for first career home run, May 31 at Milwaukee...hit safely in five of six games, going 10-for-23 (.435), June 16-July 5...was 6-for-10 (.600) in three games, July 12-19...season-high four-game hit-streak, August 2-12...disabled with fractured right middle finger, August 24-September 8...was 26-for-63 (.413) with two homers vs. lefthanders...threw out 17 of 36 (47%) runners attempting to steal.

1997

Began season at Charlotte...had game-winning home run, May 7 vs. Pawtucket.

1996

Led league catchers in games...had .996 fielding percentage.

1995

Had season-high 11-game hit-streak, June 14-27...threw out 41 of 91 (45%) runners attempting to steal...led league catchers in putouts.

1994

Began season at Kane County . . . promoted to Brevard County, August 22.

1993

Began professional career at Kane County.