| Born: 07/26/69 Birthplace: Fontana, California Height: 6'0" Weight: 215 Position: 1B Bats/Throws: Right/Right MLB Debut: July 9th, 1992 Greg Colbrunn signed a contract with the Mariners in the offseason, giving them more reliability off the bench. He opened the 2002 season on the DL, missing the first eight games after undergoing arthroscopic surgery on March 13 to remove bone chips from right elbow. He had a great 10-game stretch from May 30 toJune 16, batting .370 with 3 doubles, a homer and 5 RBIs. He was put back onto the disabled list with a right calf strain. He was a single shy of hitting for the cycle on August 10th against Florida, going 3-for-5 with a 468-foot home run into Friday's Front Row, tied for the second longest homer in Bank One Ballpark history. He hit for the cycle Sept. 18 in San Diego, featuring a career-high two home runs, five hits and four runs scored. He then became the first player in 52 years to homer twice and complete a cycle in a nine-inning game. Aside from Barry Bonds, he had the highest batting average against right handed pitchers. Greglives in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina with his wife Erika and their two daughters Danielle and Kelsey Paige. He graduated in 1987 from Fontana High School, earning All-State honors in baseball and All-Conference honors on the gridiron and was offered a baseball scholarship to Stanford University. |
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