Paul Powell (baseball)

For other people of the same name, see Paul Powell (disambiguation).

Paul Powell

catcher

Born: March 19, 1948
San Angelo, Texas

Batted: Right

Threw: Right

MLB debut

April 7, 1971, for the Minnesota Twins

Last MLB appearance

September 3, 1975, for the Los Angeles Dodgers

MLB statistics

Batting Average

.167

Home Runs

RBI

Teams

Minnesota Twins (1971)
Los Angeles Dodgers (1973, 1975)

Paul Ray Powell (born March 19, 1948 in San Angelo, Texas) was a catcher in Major League Baseball. He played in 30 games for the Minnesota Twins and Los Angeles Dodgers in 1971,1973 and 1975.

External links

Career statistics and player information from Baseball-Reference, or Fangraphs, or The Baseball Cube, or Baseball-Reference (Minors)

Arizona State Sun Devils 1969 College World Series Champions

2 Lenny Randle 3 John Dolinsek (College World Series MOP) 4 Paul Powell 7 Ralph Dick 11 Larry Gura 14 Lerrin LaGrow 20 Jim Crawford 23 Craig Swan

Head Coach: Bobby Winkles

Regular season NCAA Tournament College World Series

1969 College Baseball All-America Team selections

P Larry Gura P Burt Hooton C Bob Williams 1B Mike Walseth 2B Dick Gold 3B Les Rogers SS Bill Stein O Bob Long O Paul Powell O Larry Pyle

1969 Major League Baseball Draft First Round Selections

Jeff Burroughs J. R. Richard Ted Nicholson Randy Sterling Alan Bannister Mike Anderson Paul Powell Terry McDermott Don Stanhouse Bob May Charlie Spikes Gene Holbert Noel Jenke Don Gullett Alvin McGrew Roger Metzger Don Hood Mike Phillips John Young Charles Minott Gorman Thomas Balor Moore John Simmons Randy Elliott

Minnesota Twins first-round draft picks

1965: Eddie Leon
1966: Bob Jones
1967: Steve Brye
1968: Alex Rowell
1969: Paul Powell
1970: Bob Gorinski
1971: Dale Soderholm
1972: Dick Ruthven
1973: Eddie Bane
1974: Ted Shipley
1975: Rick Sofield
1976: Jamie Allen
1977: Paul Kroft
1978: Lenny Faedo
1979: Kevin Brandt
1980: Jeff Reed
1981: Mike Sodders
1982: Bryan Oelkers
1983: Tim Belcher
1984: Jay Bell
1985: Jeff Baumgarner
1986: Derek Parks
1987: Willie Banks
1988: Johnny Ard
1989: Chuck Knoblauch
1990: Todd Ritchie, Midre Cummings
1991: David McCarty, Scott Stahoviak
1992: Dan Serafini
1993: Torii Hunter, Jason Varitek, Marc Barcelo, Kelcey Mucker
1994: Todd Walker, Travis Miller
1995: Mark Redman
1996: Travis Lee
1997: Michael Cuddyer, Matthew LeCroy
1998: Ryan Mills
1999: B. J. Garbe
2000: Adam Johnson, Aaron Heilman
2001: Joe Mauer
2002: Denard Span
2003: Matthew Moses
2004: Trevor Plouffe, Glen Perkins, Kyle Waldrop, Matt Fox, Jay Rainville
2005: Matt Garza, Henry Sanchez
2006: Chris Parmelee
2007: Ben Revere
2008: Aaron Hicks, Carlos Gutiérrez, Shooter Hunt
2009: Kyle Gibson, Matthew Bashore
2010: Alex Wimmers
2011: Levi Michael, Travis Harrison, Hudson Boyd
2012: Byron Buxton, José Berríos, Luke Bard
2013: Kohl Stewart
2014: Nick Gordon
2015: Tyler Jay

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