Jeremy Todd's Page

Bats:

Left

Throws:

Right

Height:

6'2"

Weight:

225

Position(s):

C, 1B, OF, DH

Type of hitter... Power? Average? Slap? Pull?

Will Clark type hitter.

I currently:

Am a Hitting Instructor

Baseball Playing Experience:

High School, College, Independent, Minor League

Baseball Coaching Experience:

College

Softball Playing Experience:

None

Who is your favorite hitter and why?

Larry Walker, Power, average, and consistency .

Who is your favorite pitcher and why?

Nolan Ryan, do I have to explain??

More About Me:

Awards and Achievements


MLB Teams Signed by:
Los Angeles Dodgers (2006)
Chicago White Sox (2004)
Colorado Rockies (2003)
New York Mets (2000)

Professional Awards/Achievements:

Retired as Lancaster Barnstormers All-time H.R. and R.B.I Leader
2007 Starting First Basemen Atlantic League All-Star Game
2007 Atlantic League Home Run Derby Champion

2006 All-Independent League 2nd Team (Half Season)
2006 Atlantic League Championship M.V.P (Won Championship)
2006 Atlantic League Playoff Records (5 games, swept both rounds):
--------Home Runs* (4) tied
--------Runs (11)
--------RBI (12)

2005 Atlantic League Post Season All-Star

2004 Central League Player of the Month
2004 3-Time Central League Player of the Week

2003 Central League All-Star (traded before game)

2000 N.Y.-Penn League Player of the Week

College Awards/Achievements:

2005 Inducted into Trevecca Nazarene University Hall of Fame
Broke 12 School Records
Tied an NAIA record by hitting four home runs in a single game in consecutive at-bats

2000 NAIA National Batting Champion (.534)
2000 NAIA All-American
2000 Transouth Conference Player of the Year
2000 NAIA All-Region XI Team
2000 Transouth All-Conference 1st Team

1999 NAIA All American
1999 NAIA All-Region XI Team
1999 Transouth All Conference 1st Team
1999 Southeast World Series MVP

Maintains a top ten ranking in five career categories (played only 2 years at school):

First in batting average (.471)
Third in home runs (33)
Seventh in doubles (33)
Ninth in RBI (108)
Tenth in runs scored (120)

Maintains records for single season in:

Batting average (.534)
Season runs scored (74)
Tied a NAIA record by hitting four home runs in a single game in consecutive at-bats

High School Awards/Achievements:

1996 Starting Left Fielder in Southern Illinois All-Star game (Held @ Southern Illinois University)
1996 All-Southern Illinois
1996 River to River Conference 1st team

1995 All-Southern Illinois
1995 River to River Conference 1st team

BIO:
In 2007 Jeremy ended his professional playing career as the Lancaster Barnstormers All-Time HR and RBI leader, as well as being near the top of many other categories. Jeremy led the Barnstormers in home runs again in 2007 (24), after only playing in 113 games. Named as the starting First Baseman in the All-Star game, and won the 2007 Atlantic League Home Run Derby.

Jeremy started the 2006 season with the Los Angeles Dodgers, even after having a great spring training hitting .335/2 H.R /12 R.B.I , and extended spring training, .480/5 H.R./24 R.B.I , the Dodgers gave him limited playing time before giving him his release June 15. After returning to Lancaster, he picked up where he left off, hitting .322/16 H.R./63 R.B.I. in only 70 games. Once the regular season ended Todd was unanimously voted the Most Valuable Player of the 2006 Atlantic League playoffs after a record-setting offensive performance. In the Barnstormers five playoff games, he hit .478 with a slugging percentage over 1.000 (1.310). He set league playoff records with 11 runs scored and 12 RBIs and tied a league record with four home runs. He also finished the season with a 22 game hitting streak. Jeremy was named to the All-Independent League 2nd team after only half of a season.

Jeremy was named to the 2005 Atlantic League post-season All-Star team after a breakout season in Lancaster/Newark in which he led the league in doubles (39), was 2nd in RBI (107) and extra base hits (67), 5th in On Base percentage (.393) and Slugging % (.546), and 6th in HR (26).

For Amarillo in 2004, Todd was named Player of The Week 3 times, and Player of The Month for August 2004, was 7th in league in hitting (.322), 2nd in SLG% (.542) and 4th in OB% (.421).

With the Mets in 2000, Todd was named NY-Penn League Player of the Week for August 20, and was 2rd in the league in RBI. He also led his team in HR, extra base hits, SLG%, and triples

Website:

http://www.jeremytodd34.blogspot.com